Jam Tangan Wanita Alexander Novels & Stories

"Haven't you seen her yet?" "Yes, she should be here very soon." In the car, Alex finished processing all the work emails in the notebook. He looked at the time at the bottom right corner of the computer and then looked at his phone. He frowned slightly. Fia's half head stuck out of the window. "Dad, what time is it?" Rick, who sat in the front seat, turned his head. "Young Miss, didn't you wear Phone Watchs?" "I did, but Aunt Jeje hasn't come yet. Maybe the quality of me and my brother's watches is not good enough, so there is a problem with the time shown."

Alex muttered, “Seriously, Bro? But you just met this woman!” “It’s been 10 months and I’m looking at wedding rings now.” Then Alexander heard another distinct voice from the other line, “Sir, this wedding ring is one of our new arrivals. Maybe you’ll like these designs more.” Alexander stepped in the breaks, not even caring that he’d stopped his car in the middle of the road making a traffic jam in the process. Alexander snagged his sunglasses off and barked, “Whoa! Wait up! What the hell?”

She thought it was one of the most beautiful thing she had ever seen, such jewelries would not be found in common designer stores, those kinds of intricate crafting would be easier found on these smaller independent jewelries sellers. Alexander noticed how much she loved it and took the initiative to buy it for her. Ana saw him asking the lady how much the ring was and he quickly pulled out his wallet and paid it for her. Ana was a bit surprised by this but after he gave the money he walked over to her and took the ring from the jewelry box and took her hand. Gently, he inserted it in her ring finger and smiled. Ana’s heart was beating loudly as she felt his grip on her. “Ah, it fits perfect

However, when he's about to withdraw his hand, she seemed reluctant to let go. Alexander wanted to withdraw his hand, but he couldn't because the woman was holding it tightly. When he glanced at her, he saw that she was holding onto the pendant of his necklace with a naughty smile on her lips. Alexander's brow furrowed, wondering what the woman meant by this - was she challenging him? Moments later, the woman finally let go, but before releasing his hand completely, she caressed his palm. "Alpha Alexander, I just want to tell you that I'm willing to cooperate with you, and I'm also willing to replace the Luminary with whatever you two agreed on."

For a long time they were just there, connected to skin. “I’ve already chosen a ring,” Alexander said at some point quietly. ‘He is in the safe. An old family diamond of my grandmother. I actually wanted him after you give it to Langenbach, but I don't want to wait anymore." Lena raised his head and smiled under tears. Then give it to me now. The World still burning.” Alexander stood up, took the ring out of the safe and kneeled naked next to the Bed down. The ring was breathtaking – a large, sparkling diamond in an antique

Eventually, Alexander stood, pulling them both up. “Come inside,” he said. “We have one more thing.” They led him to the library, the same room where they’d claimed him so thoroughly yesterday. But now the fire was lit, and on the low table sat a small black velvet box. Julian opened it. Inside lay a thin platinum band. Simple, elegant, engraved on the inside with three sets of initials: A.V. J.V. L.M. Alexander took Luca’s left hand. Julian took the ring. “Will you wear it?” Alexander asked.

Jayden said, nodding to the ring. “Jayden!” Alex hissed. “Ah. Excellent choice, sir,” the sales assistant commented. Jayden ignored Alex’s frown as he watched the woman insert a key into the lock and open the glass door. “It’s a Lucida princess-cut diamond ring set in platinum,” the woman said as she gently picked up the case containing the ring. Jayden picked up the piece of jewelry and examined it in his fingers. He grabbed Alex’s left hand and slid it onto her ring finger.

I opened the file that was brought in earlier and I saw the magnitude of the work I had to do, I slumped in exhaustion. “Alexander, prepare the gifts, the additional gifts are gold, I'll be adding a gold wristwatch to their package this year,” I informed. “Do you have a particular store you want to order the wristwatches?” He questioned. “Just order it from a reliable source, a famous Store that sells quality, I don't mind the prices of the wristwatches as long as the quality is topnotch, you know the account to use.” I specified and the idiot just cut off the mind-link as usual not even saying he understood it.

Helen warned. Alex shook his head. “That’s not true…” Justin had told him himself that he didn’t have a girlfriend, let alone a wife or kids. Aunt Helen really thought he was still a clueless three-year-old? He was almost five now! Before he could argue further, the smartwatch on his wrist started ringing, interrupting him. “Hello?” Alex answered.

Alexia. I was woken up by annoying vibrations on my left wrist and groaned as I pressed the off button on the watch. I immediately snuggled deeper into the comforter, figuring that an extra thirty minutes couldn't hurt anybody. It was a glossy pink wristwatch that was recommended to children between the ages five to twelve and it was a really embarrassing gadget for a woman my age to carry around. Being partially deaf, I used this thingamajig as an alarm because my usual alarm was either too low to be heard or loud enough to give me a migraine.