Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 420

Chapter 420 Goddess’ Heart 

Poof! 

It sounded like something blew up in Kaze’s hand. 

Kaze opened his palm. The 10-carat pink diamond was shattered into 

shards. 

As Kaze spread his fingers apart, the remnants of the diamond sprinkled on the ground. 

Everybody in the room stared at Kaze in horror. 

Did he just crush a diamond with his bare hand? How did he do it? 

A diamond was the toughest known rock in the world. That was an impossible feat. 

Unless the diamond was a fake as Kaze said. 

Kiev was speechless. He stared at Kaze without a word. He knew better than anybody about the authenticity of the Pink Rose. 

The Pink Rose’s certificate of authenticity was kept in his home, so the necklace could not have possibly been a knockoff. 

However, Kaze had crushed the Pink Rose. 

Even if the diamond was real, others would assume it was a fake now. 

Anyone else would have gone ballistic by now but not Kiev. 

Keeping his cool, Kiev told Kaze with a smile, “It was my oversight. I was captivated by the fake Pink Rose. I thought the necklace suited. Darcy, so I didn’t get it appraised. 

“I should thank you, Kaze. If you hadn’t determined its authenticity, Darcy would have been humiliated to be seen wearing it in public.” 

He apologized to Darcy too. 

“You don’t have to apologize to me. Even if the necklace is a knockoff, I think it’s beautiful. It’s a shame Kaze crushed it without giving us the heads-up,” Darcy replied and glared at Kaze. 

She did not care if the Pink Rose was a fake or worth 10 million 

dollars. 

All that mattered was that it was beautiful. 

Kaze smiled at Darcy before glancing at Kiev. 

The man was harder to get rid of than he thought. 

Kaze thought that Kiev would be angry that he destroyed the diamond. To his surprise, Kiev pulled himself together and thanked 

him. 

Kiev’s effortless defusing of tension and unwavering courtesy would impress Darcy greatly. 

He said, “Don’t blame Kaze, Darcy. He did the right thing by destroying 

the knockoff.” 

Kiev justified Kaze’s actions before adding, “I’ll get you a real 

diamond necklace as an apology, Darcy, but Kaze, please don’t crush 

it again.” 

“Alright, Kaze?” 

Kiev smiled at Kaze. 

Kaze frowned. 

He had sent Kiev a message to back off, but the latter refused to give up on Darcy. In fact, he was pushing his luck. 

Kaze went over and put his arm around Darcy’s shoulders. 

Kiev furrowed his brows. 

Kaze said, “Don’t bother. A diamond necklace should be a gift from her husband. I have given one to Darcy, and she’s wearing it now.” 

He then fished the necklace out of Darcy’s collar. 

It was the Goddess’ Heart that Kaze gave Darcy at the birthday