Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 448

“Diana, come in quickly, Ellie called from the doorway as the saw Yvette greeting everyone to enter the living room Yvette went to the kitchen to find Aaron while Ellie was pulling Diana into the house.

“Ellie!” Diana exclaimed as she noticed the dazzling diamond ring on Ellie’s left hand. “Did Alex propos

“Diana, don’t be so surprised, Ellie said as she saw everyone gathering around and staring at the diamond ring on her hand. She nodded shyly.

Lacey took Ellie’s hand and looked at the diamond ring carefully, unable to help but exclaim “Wow, such a big pink diamond on this ring. Could it be Nancy’s dowry?”

Ellie knew that the diamond ring on her hand was very valuable, but as an outsider, she couldn’t tell the material.

Lacey said, “Everyone in the circle knows that Nancy has a priceless pink diamond as her dowry back then. The cutting technique is obviously at the master level. Could it be that Alex really used Nancy’s priceless diamond to set this ring?”

Diana gave Ellie a proud look and said, “So what if it is? No matter how expensive the diamond is, Ellie is worthy of it!”

“That’s right.” Lacey nodded vigorously and pulled Ellie and Diana to the sofa to chat.

Quinlee’s eyes quietly followed the diamond ring on Ellie’s left hand, desperately trying to control the crazy jealousy in her heart.

In the beginning, when Alex mistook Quinlee for his savior and thought that it was because of saving him that she couldn’t have children and insisted on fulfilling his promise to be responsible for her, he also proposed to her.

But the engagement ring Alex gave Quinlee was less worth than the diamond ring that Ellie is wearing now,

Sitting on the sofa opposite Ellie, Quinlee didn’t forget to echo everyone and hypocritically exaggerated how beautiful Ellie’s diamond ring was.

Quinlee had seen Joanna getting off the elevator in the supermarket and used a box of building blocks to trick a child into knocking Joanna down and falling off the elevator, hurting her back. Quinlee successfully made Ellie return to the Thompson residence.

Quinlee had acted a little later, it was estimated that Ellie

reproductive system was completely damaged. Ellie could never have children in her life. Thinking that Alex and Ellie would never have a

juice I just squeezed Yvette came over,with several

prepare lunch.” Aaron put two plates of fruits on the coffee table.

smile, “Yvette, you’re really lucky. Mr. Thompson not only has a good job but also is so good at taking care of the family and can even cook. I really envy you for

atmosphere in the living room changed instantly. Everyone present

Diana. Diana

a glass of juice and handed it to Diana. “Ms.

Chapter 448

and wid I don’t want

glass and looked at everyone awkwardly.

Yvette “Diana, don’t be like this. Yvette just wants to treat us well. If you don’t want to drink just take

Grant, I don’t know your taste either. You can take a sip first. If it’s not good.

to drink?” Diana gave Yvette a warning look

was on the verge of walking away when Quinlee piped up once more, “Diana, what’s

shoved the juice forward for the third time. “Ms. Grant, I’m super straightforward and don’t have any hidden agendas. If I’ve rubbed you the wrong way somehow, just let me know. I won’t get all bent out of shape.

snarled

her body. Immediately afterwards, the glass

kept apologizing. I’m sorry, Aaron. I’m so clumsy at

Yvette’s embarrassed appearance and then shifted his gaze to Ellie. “Ellie, take Ms. Griffith to change

clothes?

Diana, how could you be so careless: Quinlee saw that Ellie was about to take Yvette out of the living room and quickly got up.

temper rose, and she stood up suddenly from the

up and pushed Quinlee. “Quinlee, what’s wrong with you? Are you turning your elbow out?” asked Lacey. “Ms. Mosley, you misunderstood me.” Quinlee was pushed by Lacey and looked at Aaron and Yvette with a good temper. Quinlee quietly looked at Diana and then continued, “Diana, don’t be willful. This is the Thompson

and then walked forward and pushed the coffee table aside. Be careful of the glass on the floor