Chapter 147 Lost It Six Years Ago

“What’s wrong?”

Courtney did not know what had happened when she noticed Alexander’s change of expression.

Alexander took the earrings out from the jewelry box and examined them. After a while, he seemed to be sure of something. He went into the study opposite his room and came back with a black-and-white photo. The photo looked old; its corners had discolored.

There was a young woman in a cheongsam inside the photo. She looked like she was eighteen or nineteen years old, and she exuded a cold aura. She wore an inlaid gold necklace around her neck. The necklace was inlaid with two pieces of jade—one smaller and one bigger. Despite the age of the photo, one could see the smooth outline of the jade through the photo.

“This is…?” Courtney was puzzled.

 

Alexander compared the earrings with the necklace before he put the photo down.

“This is my grandmother. The necklace she was wearing was her family heirloom. There were two pieces of jade inlaid in the necklace. One was small, and another one was big. They were a matching pair of circular jades. When the country was in total chaos, the Duncans’ ancestral home was occupied by soldiers. The Duncan Family became poor, and she had to sell the smaller one to support the family.”

 

“The smaller one?” Courtney’s gaze fixated on the earrings in her hand, and she noticed that the jade was indeed similar to the one in the photo. “Is this the one?”

Alexander nodded.

Who would have thought that this jade would go overseas and land in Jennifer’s hands?

In the end, it came all the way back to Courtney again.

“How about the other one?” asked Courtney.

Alexander frowned at her inquiry.

“Grandpa gave the remaining one to me, and I made it into a necklace. Unfortunately, I lost it six years ago.”

Courtney was puzzled upon hearing that. She couldn’t help but clench her fists; her expression became nervous.

Could it be that the necklace he’s talking about is the one I snapped off his neck back then?

wrong? What’s on your

“Nothing. I’m just surprised to hear that. I didn’t know

This was the first time he had ever mentioned ‘fate’—it was a trivial concept he had never

she greeted Scott and left the house with the

happened six years ago. It reminded her about the identity she was still hiding from Alexander. It was originally a clue to search for her son, but now it became a hot potato that she did not want

moved, she locked the earrings and the necklace in a safe. Once the safe was locked—as if her past had been locked inside

going to live here in the future. Do you

tidying up the house, Courtney brought the children back from Cameron’s

the house. “Wow! This

decorated it

her. Staring at the dolls that were carefully placed inside the room, her heart

and no one was taking care of it. Yet, when she stopped by, the house was fully furnished and was beautifully decorated. She had even

is

door and waved at him. “Come and

observed. He was just like his dad, and Courtney could not tell whether he liked

asked. “The decoration is simple probably because Great-Aunt Alicia didn’t know that you’re staying over here too. I’ll redecorate

head, he wrote something on it and held

heart ached. Squatting down, she pulled

Suddenly, the doorbell rang.

doorbell was followed by someone’s loud voice. “Hurry up and open the door, Courtney. My wrist is almost broken.

her head out from her room and cheered, “Godmom!” She darted

said, “Wow! This place is good. No wonder you moved out from my little

Courtney raised her brows. “Why don’t we switch places? After all, I’m used to your house. Since what’s yours is mine, what’s mine is yours

her

you said that, I’m going to cook tonight. Consider it a

to Cameron’s cooking, their lowest expectation was that she would not burn down the kitchen. Fortunately, Cameron knew

don’t have a

Courtney shrugged helplessly.

not a problem at all. Wait here.” Cameron turned on her phone and dialed a number

was

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