The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 69

In an instant, Rosalind turned pale. She felt as if she were struck by lightning.

Jean was also shocked. Her whole body froze.

“Mom! What’s going on?!”

Rosalind gritted her teeth as cold sweat beaded her forehead. “Didn’t you sell this necklace? Why did it appear at the auction?!”

“I… I did sell it. That’s impossible!” Jean muttered in shock.

“What should I do now?! Justin is right there! He definitely saw the necklace. What will he think of me when he sees his token of love being auctioned off? He will definitely be angry with me!” Rosalind’s chest was filled with resentment and anger. She almost burst into tears.

“It’s okay! This necklace can’t be the only one in the world. There might be another one out there…”

“It’s the one and only! The auctioneer just introduced it. Justin had it made just for me! How could you possibly get away with this lie?”

Both mother and daughter were panicking at the moment.

was thinking about how she should

necklace she sold to the pawn shop appeared here and

contemptuous glances from the people

shop belong to the Thompson family?!

so many treasures coming into the pawn shop every day, but the Thompsons donated this inconspicuous necklace

buzzing. Her eyes bore

of love for Rosalind. Anna must be resentful about it because it wasn’t hers, so she made sure the Thompsons donated this necklace to the charity auction. That way, she could drive a wedge between

the front row, Justin’s face seemed frosted

his fine suit. Cold sweat broke out on his forehead

his face.

was frightened by Justin’s abnormal reaction. He was also confused.

Heart” represented Justin’s devotion to Rosalind. He was involved in every painstaking step, from the design to the selection of materials to hand-carving by

first time Justin had

humiliated, like he was stripped naked and pinned up front to a pillar of shame, in full view

piece, ‘The Flaming Heart’, is a token of love from an affectionate man. It is of great significance. True love cannot be priced, so this

in her chair. Her eyes were dark.

livelier than