The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 161 How Can It Not Look Good?

Upon hearing the stylist’s words, Marion, who had just raised her hand, immediately dropped it back down. She did not dare touch such an expensive necklace!

The stylist had put it on her with a slight flourish. Marion’s once-empty neckline was adorned with a flawless brownish-yellow diamond pendant which shimmered under the lights and nestled against her chest.

Marion glanced at the mirror in front of her. Her gaze focused on the massive diamond. She

considered asking someone to put the necklace away but hesitated, not wanting to appear ungrateful.

It was too costly. A necklace worth millions on her neck she afford to pay the consequences?

–

what if something happened? How could

What kind of event was it anyway? Why did she need to wear such an extravagant necklace?

“It looks stunning, Mrs. Craig,” the stylist praised her sincerely.

Marion smiled, “Thank you.”

‘With 55 million right before you, how could it not look good?’ Marion thought to herself.

Marion standing in front of the mirror as he

her slender figure, with the diamond

shone as he walked

scent of cedarwood wafted

those profound black eyes. Instinctively, she raised a hand

was dressed in a white suit tailored to perfection. His facial features

and the white suit

Yes, icy.

the mirror in front of her. Dressed in a white fitted gown, she could not help but notice that they were unintentionally coordinating,

was all for show, she felt

“Ready?”

arrived, the others tactfully retreated. Only

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question, Marion was the only one with an answer. “Ready,” she nodded and

three months since she last wore high heels. She was slightly uncomfortable in her 3-inch heels. Her body swayed as

enhance her features. Three-quarters fell gracefully over her left chest, and the remaining flowed down her back. With every movement, her long hair

tips of her hair brushed against the back of her hand.

fix it.

looped her arm through his. The two left the

they would head straight to the event venue, grabbing a