The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 1839

When Nanako returned from the restroom, there were no signs of tears on her face except her slightly reddish eyes.

She deliberately splashed her face with cold water so i t would look a bit more natural.

After returning to the store, Nanako took the initiative to ask Charlie with a smile, "Charlie-kun, Is the ring adjusted already? Do you want me to try it again?"

Charlie smiled and nodded. "Yes, please! Thank you!"

Nanako answered gently, "It's my pleasure."

With that, she extended her right hand again and said with a smile, "Come on! Try it on again!”

Without further ado, Charlie picked the adjusted ring u p and once again put it on the ring finger of her right hand.

This time, the size of the ring had become very suitable so that it was neither loose nor tight. At a glance, it fit perfectly on her finger.

Nanako couldn't help but shift her right hand to different angles and directions to look at the inexpensive diamond ring carefully under the reflection of the light.

Although the ring was not as lavish and gorgeous as those rings, often worth hundreds of millions of

dollars, worn by socialites, it had its own unique charm. 3

It was simple, elegant, beautiful, and charming.

Similarly, the more Charlie looked at the ring on Nanako's hand, the more he liked it. 2

He knew that Claire did not fancy those luxurious jewels, so the ring matched her serene and tranquil aura.

When he thought of the tranquil temperament, he couldn't help but shift his attention from the ring to Nanako's face. 1

Charlie said, "Not so hurry. I still want to look at the bracelet." 3

A ring is a token of affection between lovers. Since he bought the ring for his wife, so naturally he could not buy the same thing for his mother-in-law.

Hence, he planned to look for a bracelet with moderate price, within two to three hundred thousand dollars, for Elaine.

A bracelet that cost two to three hundred thousand dollars, was good enough for her to be happy for several days. 1

Upon hearing that Charlie wanted to buy a bracelet, the salesperson immediately said, "Wait a moment, sir. I'll ask the person in charge of the bracelet section

to show you and recommend a few for you.”

In their store, each salesperson was in charge of his or her respective exclusive counter. The salesperson earlier was in charge of the diamond ring section, so Charlie needed to be directed to another salesperson for the bracelet section.