Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife chapter 1135-The sales clerk didn’t dare to delay any further.

She quickly set aside her thoughts, and called the manager to request the collectibles. As soon as the manager heard that it was Julian, he immediately instructed the sales clerk to bring out the collectibles. Then, he rushed over himself.

These precious collectibles were all top-quality large pink diamonds, designed to be beautifully set in rings. These were their flagship products—high-end pink diamonds, each weighing a whopping sixty carats.

While sixty-carat diamonds weren’t particularly rare, what set these apart was the fact that they were originally passed down among European royalty and nobility. Later, they made their way to the country and became the prized possessions of this jewelry store.

Ordinary customers wouldn’t have the privilege of seeing such treasures. To put it mildly, a single glance at a diamond of this quality would cost at least a million dollars.

And that was just for looking.

Yet, Julian had come today to purchase one.

But that wasn’t all; Julian’s lips curved slightly as he continued, “Following the standard practice for engagements, apart from the diamond ring, I’ll need five gold items.”

He paused for a moment. “But I don’t quite like the number five.”

Diana couldn’t afford any negative connotations between them anymore. He also didn’t want

gold items,” Julian said. ‘ Pick the most expensive and heaviest ones. Like dove hairpins, bracelets,

to Diana and seek her forgiveness, but the two little ones couldn’t be overlooked. They were important

the family, and hoped Sean would

paused for

something more fitting in mind for Diana. As the sales clerk packed all these items, her hands trembled with excitement. The commission she

It was perfect timing. He gestured for the sales clerk to quickly process the

Julian shook his head, a deep and knowing smile playing on his lips.

Fulcher, did Lily do something to offend

“She didn’t offend me, but earlier, she offended

turned

“I…”

his seemingly casual smile hiding a brewing storm

the store

couldn’t lie, and could only nod