Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 54

Since Finnian was insistent on buying her something, whether for fairness or just to keep her quiet, Amara decided to accept it.

But honestly, she didn't really need anything at the moment. However, she did recall hearing Elysia and Keith mention a designer bag they had their eyes on. So, she found the pictures of those two bags and sent them to Will.

"I want these."

The bags were part of the same collection but in different colors, kind of like a couple's set.

Will was delighted and forwarded the pictures to Finnian, saying, "Mrs. Everly wants the Nuvéla couple's bags; I've already placed the order for her."

Couple's bags? Finnian was a bit taken aback when he saw the matching bags.

Why would Amara want a couple's set? She'd obviously keep the women's bag for herself, but who was the men's bag for? Could it be him?

For some reason, he's actually kinda excited about it.

Amara's break room, challenging her the moment she stepped inside, "You asked Finn to buy you a bag, and a couple's set no

lived with Finn for three years. You don't even know what he likes, Ms. Sullivan. Stop wasting your

were filled with intense disdain. She no longer bothered to pretend in

looked up, unceremoniously snapping, "Ms. Porter, if you have a problem, you should get it

seemed like this was the first time Amara had ever insulted

sharp. "What

what it sounds

bought Finnian a bag, nor did she plan to. Liliana coming over and saying such

"Amara."

enough. She really couldn't stand Liliana and didn't want to share space with her, fearing

said, "Shut up and get out, or I'll start lashing

it was Amara who first dropped the pretense of elegance. She glared at

posture faded, apparently infuriated by Amara's attitude. She said nothing,

room was quiet again, Amara returned to her book. That was when Keith showed up. He had come at Amara's

that morning, saying, "This is for you. I remember you

taken aback, unsure why Amara would give him something so expensive. Although he could easily afford it himself, it must have cost Amara a