Aaron took the chocolate from Annie’s hand. Instead of eating it, he simply stared at it.

“Did you buy this? Or was it Marcus?”

“Actually…Marcus bought it for me,” said Annie truthfully.

Aaron raised an eyebrow. “So he won you over with this cheap chocolate? He might as well not buy it. Only chocolates from master chocolatiers are good enough to eat!”

Annie did not like his attitude. “Mister Aaron, you can give me back the chocolate if you don’t want to eat it. But you should know not everyone is rich or can spend thousands on a box of chocolates like you.”

Aaron smiled at Annie. “Well, that certainly doesn’t apply to you. Your Uncle Jeremy can even hire a master chocolatier to go to your house to create custom chocolates right in front of your eyes, no?”

Annie’s eyes flickered. “I can do that, but…Marcus can’t! His family isn’t that rich, so he can’t be wasting money on frivolous stuff like chocolates!”

it wasteful when he’s buying it for his

me if I say I want it, but I don’t want him to be spending

chocolate on the coffee table, stood up,

be frugal once or twice, but as time goes on, you’ll come to resent him for not being able to

who told me that Marcus came from a very good family? Both of his parents are intellectuals, and you even

in the company. How

like how he was implying that she dumped him and moved on to

someone dependable and would love me for the rest of my

not believe how naive she was. He leaned in closer and said, “Annie, even if you don’t choose me, you cannot be won over by a guy who gives you cheap chocolate. You deserve better

She instinctively backed away before laughing wryly. “Thank you for

Not having the money to spend on you and not willing to spend money

aback by that. Frowning, she said, “I never thought I’d hear those words coming out of

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