The Deadly Assassin Robin novel Chapter 211

Chapter 211 Its Beauty Remains
After the auctioneer reported to the organizing committee, he agreed to Zachary's request.

He then instructed the staff to start setting up the lighting, stage, and equipment for the proposal ceremony.

Young guests at the event cheered and offered their warm wishes to Zachary and Alice.

Watching the scene, Alice's earlier annoyance faded considerably.

As soothing music began to play, the staff carefully packaged the Blossom Rain diamond ring that had been auctioned for 250 million.

At the same time, the auctioneer announced.

At the same time, the auctioneer announced that the organizing committee would present them with a diamond necklace valued at 100,000 to wish them well in their proposal.

The atmosphere at the Rosewood Prestige Auction transformed into one of joy.

Alice proudly clung to Zachary, feeling a deep sense of satisfaction.

She couldn't help but glance over at Robin in the VIP Zone, smiling with disdain.

"Robin, even if you try to create trouble, what can you do? Hmph! Money speaks volumes!

"Just wait and see—Mr. Gill will propose to me publicly on stage later!"

Turning to Zachary, she exclaimed, "Thank you so much, Zachary!"

"Alice, I'd do anything for you." He managed a slightly awkward smile.

Filled with excitement, Alice kissed Zachary's cheek. "Hearing you say that makes me so happy. I feel like the luckiest woman in the world!"

Ruby rolled her eyes at Alice, sneering. "Is this what happiness looks like? You're so pathetic!"

Alice felt annoyed by the comment, but intimidated by Ruby's status, she held back her response.

Still, she insisted, "Zachary, I'm genuinely happy! My happiness isn't tied to money. Just having your care is enough for me. Even if you gave me a thousand-dollar ring, I would still love it."

Zachary nodded repeatedly, cautious not to say much for fear of upsetting Ruby nearby.

At that moment, Ruby wasn't focused on their exchange at all.

Instead, she was fixated on the next luxury item about to be auctioned—a legendary diamond necklace called Eternal Moonlit.

This necklace had been handcrafted by the renowned jewelry master, Merrick Marchland, for over eight years.

It was made from D-color FL flawless Type IIA "full beauty" diamonds, the finest available.

Those diamonds were free from nitrogen and other impurities, giving them a very pure, colorless, and transparent quality.

After years of meticulous craftsmanship, it became a crown jewel among diamond necklaces. When it was first unveiled at the Pavielle Jewelry Congress, it sold for an astronomical price.

The quality of its materials and the masterful work of Merrick, a third-generation craftsman of the Marchlands, matched the intrinsic value of Eternal Moonlit. As a collectible, its worth was priceless.

Due to its stunning appearance, the necklace attracted many world-famous celebrities.

The holder of this exquisite piece, the Frosthaven Diamond Museum, suddenly announced that it wouldn't be for sale. Instead, they decided to feature the magnificent Eternal Moonlit as part of their collection.

Five years prior, the necklace had been damaged during a theft at the museum, with the sapphire crescent portion scratched and worn.

Consequently, the Frosthaven Diamond Museum invited Merrick to repair it.

As the auctioneer shared those details, the audience was already captivated. At that moment, the projection displayed the image of Eternal Moonlit, leaving everyone in awe.

Despite the challenges it had endured, the necklace had emerged intact. After three years of meticulous restoration by Merrick, the unique sapphire diamond necklace was reborn.

Merrick added a hint of golden light to the previously damaged section of the necklace, making the repaired Eternal Moonlit even more captivating than before.

From the moment the restoration began, numerous wealthy and notable jewelry enthusiasts expressed their eagerness to acquire it. They were ready to spend whatever it took to obtain this priceless piece.

However, after Merrick announced the completion of the necklace's recreation, it vanished without a trace. For five years, Eternal Moonlit became a legendary dream that seemed unattainable.

The rarer and more precious a treasure was, the more mysterious its value became.

From the day of its creation, the Eternal Moonlit necklace seemed destined to live a life of legend. It had endured countless twists and turns, making its history and symbolism transcend mere material value.

The auctioneer's passionate introduction heightened everyone's excitement, while four staff slowly wheeled the necklace, its pure gold details gleaming, to the center of the stage.

It was as if Eternal Moonlit embodied a celestial beauty, graceful and dazzling in its grandeur.

Despite the hardships it had endured, it had returned to the spotlight, renewed in its splendor.

Its beauty remained.

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