Chapter 200 The Meaning Of The Diamond Ring

• Stella greeted her as well. However, when she caught a glimpse of the diamond ring on Evelyn’s finger out of the corner of her eye, the fake smile on her lips could not help but fade. “Your ring is so beautiful. Did you just buy it?” Evelyn looked down and stretched out her hand in front of her. “Thank you, but I didn’t buy it myself.” “Wow, it’s a gift from someone else? This style is very beautiful, and the diamonds look very high-level. How much does it cost?” Viola was straightforward. She didn’t even think before he elbowed her and asked, “Is it a gift from President Lloyd?” Evelyn just smiled and didn’t answer.
• Viola seemed to realize that his question was a little inappropriate and immediately said, “Oh, look at me. The ring is beautiful, and it doesn’t matter who gave it to me. Ha-ha, it’s so good. I’ll go and see the ring when I get my salary next month.” Evelyn didn’t take it to heart and just smiled. Stella, on the other hand, had mixed feelings. She looked at Evelyn’s back as she left. The professional dress she was s, a and the shoes were limited edition in Jen. Even if you had money, you wouldn’t be able to buy them. However, Stella had never taken them seriously. They were just toys for the rich. Stella thought that sooner or later, Huston would get tired of Evelyn. But today, Stella saw the diamond ring! It was definitely different from giving Evelyn a dress and a pair of shoes. President Lloyd definitely knew what it meant.
• He gave them to her just like that. He was not just playing with her. Stella didn’t dare to think further. She suddenly felt a little scared. Thinking of what she had done to Evelyn before, she broke out in a cold sweat. On the other side, when Huston returned to the office, he saw piles of documents and various meetings. From the moment he arrived at the office, Huston spent the whole morning in meetings, video conferences, long-range meetings, and high-level meetings. Huston kept talking, looking at the report and the coffee sent in by the secretary. He didn’t even have time to pick it up and take a sip.