Love in Twilight novel (Clarissa and Damien) novel Chapter 296

Chapter 296 Snatched The Ring Connie had initially come to her grandmother‘s room to escape the awkward atmosphere Damien had created. She was going to just leave the water before leaving, but now, her curiosity was piqued. What sort of ring was that?

“The one that was given to you.” Her grandmother didn‘t know what else to say, and looked very anxious.

Clarissa and Damien had only registered their marriage and hadn‘t had a wedding ceremony, so she didn‘t have a ring. Clarissa hadn‘t bothered to buy one herself either, so she really didn‘t know what ring her grandmother was referring to.

Suddenly, she remembered. Her grandmother was probably referring to the ring Theresa had given her to prove her parentage.

Clarissa had kept it in her wallet this whole time and hadn‘t touched it. She didn‘t even know whether it was still there.

“Let me look for it.” After that, she rummaged through her bag.

To her surprise, she managed to find it.

“This one?” Clarissa put the ring in her grandmother‘s hand.

The old lady‘s eyesight had deteriorated. She held it up and kept looking at it.

Connie‘s heart jolted at the sight of the ring. She had seen a lot of props while filming, so she knew that the ring was made of emerald. It looked like Clarissa‘s actual family was pretty well–off. Connie wondered how she could get the ring for herself.

Someone opened the door from outside.

Connie knew that her father had come home.

Inspiration struck her, and she sent Cindy a WhatsApp message.

Connie: [Mom, find a reason to get into an argument with Dad, quick! Try to get Clarissa out of here!]

Cindy was surprised to see this message, but she knew she had to play her part as thanks for Connie getting them out of Pentatone County.

She didn‘t even need a reason to get into a fight with Peter. The moment she laid eyes on him, she could already feel her blood boiling.

“Why are you only back at this hour? Where‘d you go this time? You earn more than you spend!” Cindy immediately started running her mouth off.

Ever since Peter‘s calf had atrophied, his personality had changed. He had never been a man of many words, but he had now become a little twisted. He had just spent the

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