Fled With CEO's Twin Babies novel (Mia and Joe) novel Chapter 836

Charlotte could feel that Joe was in a very bad mood after seeing Helin's jade bracelet.

At this moment, Joe also turned to look at Charlotte.

Looking at her blank face, Joe let out a heavy sigh.

The bracelet passed down from generation to generation in the Smith family, which was passed down to the daughter-in-law by Mrs. Smith. However, in a car accident more than a decade ago, the bracelet disappeared with Martha's accident.

At that time, Joe was too young, and Sir Smith was also immersed in the grief of his son and daughter-in-law's deaths. How could he have thought of a bracelet?

When he remembered this matter again, Ralph and "Martha" had been cremated and there was nowhere to be found.

To make up for this regret, Julie even gave Charlotte a bracelet.

It had never occurred to Joe that he would see the bracelet on Helin's wrist. In this way, it was very clear who caused this misunderstanding to Helin.

Seeing that Joe's eyes were fixed on the bracelet on her wrist, Helin's eyes lit up.

"Martha said that this bracelet was handed down from the ancestors of the Smith Family, and she gave it to me on the day of our engagement. Do you remember it?" Helin deliberately raised the bracelet in her hand in front of Joe, her eyes full of hope.

Ancestral bracelet? Martha?

Charlotte immediately understood why Joe's expression was so gloomy when he saw the bracelet. So, it was something that belonged to Martha?

Joe retracted his gaze and stretched out a hand to Helin.

Charlotte looked at Helin. The girl's eyes were sad because of anxiety, and her expression did not seem to be fake.

Helin thought that she and Joe were engaged.

This mind invaded Charlotte's brain, which made her instinctively feel a trace of displeasure, even a little unhappy with Helin.

With this anger in her heart, Charlotte deliberately approached Helin and took a closer look at the photos on her phone.

Inside, a pair of newlyweds were smiling happily. They looked really happy.