A Love Trap

The next day was Saturday, so Andrew didn't have to work, but Ashley had to go to the bakery because it was open seven days a week. There was no weekend break for her.

She was going to the bakery in Andrew's car as usual but suddenly, she noticed that they were going the wrong way.

She was an idiot when it came to directions, but, as she had been taking the same route to the bakery every day, she was able to catch the change in direction.

"Andrew, are we going the wrong way? This doesn't seem to be the way I go every day," she inquired.

"You are right. We are not going to the bakery today," Andrew, who was in the driver's seat, replied.

"Andrew, why didn't you ask for my consent before making plans for the day?" She stared at him indignantly. "Drive me to the bakery," she protested.

He didn't reply but instead sped up the car.

Ashley clutched the seat belt. She was a little worried now.

Finally, the car stopped at a large mall.

Andrew got out of the car, pulled the door open and dragged her out.

Ashley was still protesting. "Why do you drag me here?" she complained.

"To buy rings," he responded.

Ashley didn't trust her ears and opened her eyes widely. "What? What are you talking about?"

Andrew stared at Ashley and repeated, "You heard me. I brought you here to buy rings."

have already got married. A ring is just a flashy

watched Ashley with his deep dark eyes steadily. Ashley felt great pressure in

Andrew suddenly had the idea of buying rings. He had never mentioned it before and it had been

her protests didn't work. She was dragged into the mall.

belonged to the Lu Group but he had never visited it. Andrew had heard that the mall had a

behind him. They must have appeared strange, but, as a good looking couple, they still attracted a

help you? Are you

the counter, a girl with perfect makeup and a professional

Andrew replied in a

them next time?" she pleaded him, tugging

the counter to peer at the rings in the counter, holding Ashley's hand tightly the whole time. He scanned the rings

turned to the shop assistant and said, "Show me

have to ask our manager—" Before she could finished the sentence,

necessary. I have already brought

her head and saw a rather plump middle-aged man walking fast towards them, followed by three shop assistants, each of them holding a plate covered with a piece

see this man. It made her wonder who

had never seen the manager offer to personally aid customers even

musings and went up to greet the

style in our shop. These are also limited edition pieces worldwide," he said with a differential smile.

three assistants to come forward and then he lifted the red velvet cloths off the plates. Rings of various styles were

the non-existent sweat from his forehead. He felt lucky that Andrew's assistant Johnny had given him a heads up about the CEO's shopping

as he thought Johnny was joking. Now it turned out that Johnny wasn't

Andrew, he had prepared for his visit despite his initial doubts.

learned about Andrew's social status. However, she still had butterflies in her tummy. She had