Chapter 30

“…Then that means I cannot sell this right away, can I? If its symbolism is so important, it will only become more valuable the longer I possess it.” If the ring symbolized love, its exorbitant price was meant to attest to the enduring nature of that love. Curtis smirked. “You have a rather keen mind,” he observed. “Indeed. You absolutely cannot sell it now. If you were to sell it off the day after the wedding, the newspapers would have a field day with the spectacle.”