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Chapter 1810

Chapter 1810

"How about it, Bella? Found anything you like?" Sean watched Arabella for her reaction, "Should I have

them wrap everything up so you can take your time deciding at home?"

"No need," Arabella replied, not particularly taken by any of the designs.

Sean glanced at Romeo, who promptly suggested, "I think this one's quite nice."

It was a beautiful pink sapphire necklace. Sean immediately agreed, "I also think this one's great, don't

you, Steward?"

"Ah? Yes, Ms. Bella looks stunning in anything! I think we should get them all. It's totally normal for a

girl to have tons of jewelry."

The truth was Sean wasn't hurting for cash, and he was really looking forward to spoiling his little sister.

Hearing this was music to Sean's ears. "Wrap them up."

"Sean," Arabella cut in, "I already have plenty of jewelry. Mom and Dad, and my other brothers, they've

already bought me a lot."

She really didn't want Sean to waste his money on these things.

"But that's their way of showing they care. They've done their part, how can I not do mine? Or is it that

you don't like these designs?" Sean said, turning to the store manager.

The manager promptly asked them to wait a moment and went to retrieve a precious diamond set from

the safe—a set so exquisite it hadn't found a buyer in ten years.

The set included a teardrop diamond necklace, stud earrings, a bracelet, and a stunning ring.

Even the employees, who had been working there for six or seven years, had never seen such a

beautiful diamond set.

It was a surprise that their store had jewelry even more dazzling, beautiful, and valuable than their

showpiece.

"Nice," Sean and Romeo said in unison, both agreeing, "Better than the ones before."

After saying this, they both looked at each other in surprise, not expecting to have said the same thing

twice.

What kind of serendipity was this?

"Help Bella try it on," Sean suggested, knowing that as her brother, it wasn't appropriate for him to help

her with jewelry. That was a job for Romeo, lucky him.

Considering Romeo had just made a helpful comment, Sean didn't hold as much of a grudge.

Once Romeo helped Arabella with the jewelry, gasps of admiration filled the room.

"It's stunning. This set is as if it was custom-made for Ms. Bella. It's perfect, so gorgeous!"

The manager had overheard Steward calling her Ms. Bella, so he followed suit.

The girl's beauty wasn't overshadowed by the sparkle of the diamonds;.Rather, it complemented her,

making her look even more beautiful and exuding the air of a well-to-do heiress.

"This set is it, I've got to buy it." Sean thought it was breathtaking, the first time he had seen a girl wear

jewelry that was so stunning.

"Ms. Bella, this diamond set really suits you, and there's nothing else like it in the world. It's the last

masterpiece by our former lead designer, Wagner, before he retired. It's been in our vault for ten years

with no one able to afford it."

Arabella figured from the manager's words that the set must be extremely expensive. With her

knowledge of jewelry, it must be at least thirty or forty million dollars.

"Please, I don't want it," she said firmly.

Sean figured she must be put off by the price and didn't want to proceed with the purchase. He looked

toward the manager again.

The manager quickly added, "But for the Collins and McMillian families, such an amount is just a drop

in the bucket. Ms. Bella, please take this set, it truly fits your distinguished status."

"No, really, help me take it off," Arabella insisted, not wanting Sean to splurge.

While Romeo was busy removing the jewelry, Sean swiftly swiped his card to pay and presented the

gift box to his sister.