Spoil My Sweet Widow By Billionaire

Chapter 920

On December 18th, it was Dora's birthday. Usually, the Evans family would hold a birthday party for Fourth Miss, but it was canceled this year.

Because on this day, it was her engagement ceremony with Harold.

The engagement ceremony was held in the largest hotel in City W. There were many high-end guests. Dora sat in the dressing room and looked at her delicate face in the mirror.

In fact, she was pretty. Her facial features were delicate and soft. She looked like a very good-tempered person. Standing in the crowd, she could be considered pretty. But she could not compare with Crystal, who was too beautiful. As Dora looked at her, the smile on her lips faded.

"Who else is spouting empty flattery?" Dora didn't listen carefully and subconsciously wanted to call Lorna, only to remember that this useless person had been frightened and driven insane after attending the White family's banquet. Even now, she was still mentally unstable, so it was natural that she couldn't attend her engagement ceremony.

artist bent down and put a diamond earring on her, saying, "Only a rich young lady like you can afford such

the earrings. The dazzling five-carat diamond was

the White family. What kind of jewelry doesn't match her? I heard that Master White's father likes to collect jewelry... He once

retorted, "Dora is the daughter of the Evans family. How can she lack these things? I

loved to hear these words and immediately said shyly, "What nonsense are you

group of people immediately began to make fun

of people and stepped into the bright crystal light. She had a confident smile on her face. After today, she would definitely become the most prestigious woman in City W. Although Harold could not give her love,

an engagement ring. Standing under the flower rack, Dora turned around and saw Harold in a black shirt. Her face was as cold as usual

for her fiance to walk towards her. Just as the emcee was chanting, Harold suddenly received a

took two steps forward and said, "Master White..." She did not dare to call him by his name,