My Bonus For Her Ring Watch Me Board This Flight Novels & Stories

“Bella, the deficit of Sunshine Bank is a large amount, and this ring is not enough to cover it. Furthermore, this is my money, not related to bank funds.” As if he knew the concerns in my heart, he spoke up and explained. I didn't answer, just nodded slightly. I didn't expect the first time I wore a diamond ring; it was a ten-carat diamond. “Please help me prepare some clothes later. Tonight I will fly.” “Aren't you flying this weekend?” I widened my eyes in surprise. “Leave early and return early. I also have my business, not only visiting my grandfather.” “Okay, now I'm going to prepare your luggage.”

Suddenly, she felt particularly attached to his warm chest, "Am I disturbing your work?" "No! I'm not busy today! Did you see the card? The password is your birthday!" "Mmhm! Hubby, aren't you afraid that I'll be spoilt?" Rose smiled and glanced at the ring on her hand. She was delighted. When she looked at the butterfly wings design, she couldn't help but wonder.

"Hope you get everything you wish for." I gave her a small smile, checked into a nearby hotel, dropped my stuff, and headed out for food. And that's when I saw them—Jasper, Natalie, and both his parents. Natalie was flashing a Patek Philippe watch, glowing like she just won the jackpot. Didn't exactly scream terminal illness.

“Sorry, Baby. I know this is just an eighteen-karat gold tiara. It’s the only one that could fit your head, but Grandma promises to buy you a pure twenty-four karat on your next birthday.” “It’s a beautiful crown, Grandma!” Eden exclaimed. Elise: “...” Belen: “...” Victor: “...” And to Elliott, Gabrielle gave him his very first smartwatch! “Woah!” Elliott opened the box and said, “This is a Garmin Bounce. I read about this on the way here. Each watch costs thirteen thousand dollars!” “Oh, no,” Gabrielle laughed. “You’re exaggerating, little man. It’s only twelve thousand nine hundred dollars! Big difference.”

Quickly, he added, “No, no—it’s not what you’re thinking. My friend likes her. I just want to connect them. We saw her yesterday.” A breath of relief slipped from Mary’s lips, but the doubt lingered in her gaze. Still, she nodded. “I’ll help.” Then, as if regaining control of the moment, she reached into her bag and pulled out something small and sleek. She held it up between her fingers. A wristwatch. Not just any wristwatch—a super expensive, rare designer piece worth millions. “I bought this for you,” she said softly. Adrian raised an eyebrow, momentarily surprised. He took it, studying the weight of it in his palm. “Thanks… this looks really cool. My dad has something like this.”

(Pamela) . . THE RIDE BACK HOME IS TENSE. I can feel Massimo sneaking glances at me from time to time but I dare not return the favor. I'm still not over the fact that yesterday I was quite single and today, I'm a legally married woman…all in a span of twenty-four hours. My eyes fall on the stunning silver ring now fitted on my ring ringer. I reach out and begin to trace the band which is decorated with a row of small sparkling diamonds that catches the sunlight at every corner. I don’t need anyone to tell me that this costs a fortune.

"Do you like your gift?" I glanced down at my wrist, admiring the watch again, fingers tracing the clasp. The watch she'd given me last Friday, custom Rolex with a photo under the glass. Not just any photo. The one from Mom's wedding. Me, Madison, Mom, Vaughan, Elise, the niece and nephew, Carter, Maverick and Scratchy. All of us laughing, champagne glasses raised, joy captured in a single frame. "I love it," I said honestly. "Wore it to practice yesterday and Aaron got jealous."

I won't be back for dinner. I thumped my back with a fist. It was aching from the many boxes of alcohol I had to move. I shook my head and replied to my coworker, "No, that's not my scene." "Huh? Aren't you strapped for cash? There. That girl went up, and she got a watch in just one trip." My coworker pointed. "It's an expensive watch worth over a million from Vacheron Constantin. Heh. Mr. Peterson is so generous. He tipped Cissy several thousand in the past."

I feel fifty. He gets the ticket and leaves mine on the counter to collect, then he goes to walk in the doors and I walk up to the counter as a decoy. “Excuse me?” I ask the stewardess as I slide my ticket off the counter. “Do you mind me asking where you got that watch from?” I ask. “Oh, it’s nice isn’t it?” She smiles. I glance over at Stace as he disappears into the early check in lounge. “Harrods in London,” she replies.

To my love, my future, & my forever. The saleswoman looked up at me with tears in her eyes. I smiled and handed her my credit card. She said the ring will be ready by tomorrow morning. I walked out of the store, and Dan was waiting for me at the curb. I slid in the back seat as he turned around, looking at me, smiling. He knew what I did, and he was happy. I smiled back at him and pulled up Steph’s picture on my phone. I couldn’t wait to see her again. Her treatment is in two days which works out perfectly. I’ll pick up the ring tomorrow morning and fly to New York to talk to her and make things right before her treatment.