Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 940

Jasmine smiled and replied, “I’m afraid I’ll disturb you.”

“No worries. I enjoy having you around, in fact.”

Mrs. Bucham brought Jasmine upstairs as if she knew in which room Josh was going to have a meal. Once they entered the room, it happened to be the private room that Josh had reserved.

After being seated, Mrs. Bucham took off her fine charm bracelet. Then, she lifted Jasmine’s hand with the bracelet that Josh gave to Jasmine, and she removed that bracelet.

After that, Mrs. Bucham put her bracelet on Jasmine’s wrist and said, “Jasmine, this is our first time meeting. I didn’t prepare anything, so I’ll give you my bracelet as a gift. That bracelet was given by Josh, right? The fineness of this charm bracelet is better.”

Jasmine was born into a wealthy family and had a wealthy aunt. Therefore, she had come across all kinds of jewelry and could determine the value of the jewelry.

The bracelet Josh gave her was quite costly. It was estimated to be worth a hundred thousand dollars.

Bucham gave to her, its elegance was better than Josh’s gift. It looked clear and beautiful. No doubt, it

was certainly

such a precious gift. She wanted to take the bracelet off and return it to Mrs. Bucham, but Mrs. Bucham stopped

my gift isn’t valuable enough? You must accept it. If you don’t, it means that you think it’s not

helplessly, “Mrs. Bucham, this is

precious, but it’s just a bit more costly than the

a gift. Jasmine turned her eyes to Josh, seemingly asking for help.

Josh gazed at her smilingly. After noticing her imploring look, he laughed and said, “Jasmine, since my mom has given the bracelet to you, you should just accept

was one of the Buchams‘

as the one worn by the wife of the

she wanted to pass her heirloom to her eldest daughter–in–law. However, her son was still single.

that from the head of Buchams‘ wife. She did say she would pass the bracelet to her eldest daughter–in–law too.

it meant that she acknowledged Jasmine

same way as he did, or rather, his behavior resembled his