Sage wondered if Ivy was trying to get a rise out of her. She was about to say something when she noticed Ivy tucking a strand of hair behind her ear, revealing the earrings on her earlobe.

They were shaped like orchids, and the petals were made of diamonds. It was strikingly similar to the ones lan had left on her bedside table last time.

It was clear that both pairs were from the same designer. So, lan hadn't given her the pair of earrings he had intended to give Ivy. Instead, he had bought two pairs and given them a pair each. This revelation only fueled Sage's growing frustration.

"Ms. Shekdotter, your earrings are really pretty,” she said lowly.

“You think so?" Ivy touched them and smiled warmly. "It was a gift. I didn't think he'd remember that orchids are my favorite flower." "Orchids are pure and elegant. It suits you, Ms. Shekdotter," Sage complimented.

Then, she abruptly changed the subject. "By the way, here's a funny story. I have a similar pair of earrings. I checked the price and found out it was worth around 20 thousand dollars.”

"Is that so?" Ivy seemed genuinely surprised. "lan also— I mean, do you like orchids as well, Mrs. Holcomb?"

gave you those earrings. Am

flashed a smile

our money. Since he dropped 20 grand on a gift for you without consulting me, you'll

she was the one who had bought those earrings. So, she knew Sage would think about her pair when

she hinted that lan had given her the earrings. She wanted Sage to humiliate her or even

kick up a fuss. Instead, she asked her to

Which is it, Ms. Shekdotter? Are you going to give me the earrings or the money?"

you considered how lan would react if

thinks. I'm just exercising my

I bought the earrings. They have nothing to do with lan,”

Sage whipped out her phone. "I'll give lan a call and ask him to throw in an extra 10 grand in the divorce settlement. You

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