Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother novel Chapter 566

Still, I understood that a man should focus on his career and not on his relationship. In the end, the double date became the occasion where I was the biggest third wheel in the world.

We visited every shop lot on the commercial street, hoping that we would find something impressive to buy for Julia.

It was Queenie's first shopping trip in Jinovy. We were all very excited. When I saw how giddy she was when she looked at those beautiful dresses, I was convinced that she had finally moved on from Flynn. I was so happy for her.

She found a good, high-paying job too. She worked very hard and knew how to do her job well. She had interpreted for several huge conferences and was commended by her superior. As a result, she received a lot of bonuses. One would say that she had become a successful businesswoman.

As for me, thanks to Professor King, I had earned a lot of money too. I was now financially independent. And like all women, when I had money, I wanted to spend it all on shopping.

We visited one boutique after another. After around an hour, Andrew's hands were full of shopping bags. It had become so cumbersome that he decided to put them in the trunk of the car first before rejoining us.

We then entered a jewelry shop. Queenie and I saw a dolphin couple's pendant that we loved a lot. We wanted to buy it for Julia and her husband. However, since I was all alone and Andrew shamelessly took Queenie's side, she secured the pendant.

The accessories area was deeper inside. After browsing two rows of products, I found a statuette of a couple kissing in a corner. A male statuette and a female statuette bent toward each other and kissed, their rear protruding outward. It was so cute.

They were green in color and glossy. I couldn't tell what they were made of, but I found them very adorable. I fell in love with it right away and planned to purchase it for Helen and Matthew as long as it was under 5,000 dollars. The statuette would symbolize their deep love for one another.

We consulted a staff member to inquire about its price. A woman in a navy blue uniform put on gloves and put the statuette on the table. She explained enthusiastically about its material and artistic value. And to entice me, she said she would sell it for 5,000 dollars.