Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 240

Changing her clothes, Scarlett hesitated whether to tie a scarf or not. It was a sunny day, but the wind was strong outside.

When she turned around, the hem of her coat swept her handbag on the stool. The handbag fell to the floor, and a jewelry box rolled out of it.

Scarlett froze for a moment. She remembered the jewelry box. It was the same jewelry box that she had put in her handbag yesterday. There was a bracelet in i t.

Scarlett bought the bracelet as a gift to Alexis. But Kyleigh had sold it. So Scarlett intended to buy a new one. However, the bracelet was found back in her handbag.

Scarlett picked up the box. She opened it and found the bracelet inside.

She raised her eyebrows and wondered, "It's so strange! How did the lost bracelet come back?"

The lost bracelet could not come back itself. It was obvious that Raymond had gotten the bracelet back.

As for how he got it back, probably only he knew.

The bracelet was a global limited edition of the Camellia series. There were only fifty of them in total.

She asked Katherine to contact many people to get this one.

It was impossible for Raymond to buy another one in such a short time. Then this bracelet must be the one she bought.

Scarlett turned over the inner clasp of the bracelet. It had a small tag with a number on it.

The one she bought was the thirty-fifth one.

As expected, it read 0350.

Scarlett picked up her handbag. Holding the jewelry box with the bracelet in her hand, she strolled and considered whether to return the bracelet to Raymond.

Although the bracelet was originally hers, she lost it. Raymond must have spent a lot of money to get it back.

But Alexis had wanted this bracelet for a long time. She contacted many people but couldn't buy one.

Scarlett managed to get it. She was going to give it to Alexis.

Well, she would owe Raymond a favor.

What else could she do? Alexis wanted it so badly.

To avoid losing the bracelet again, Scarlett put it inside the jewelry cabinet. Then she went out.

It was after nine o'clock in the morning, not rush hour. There were not many cars on the road. It took her only twenty minutes to get to the office building.