Violet Quinn

The fiancee of Kason Louise, the richest man in New York, died in a car accident. Giana Kelsen, who caused the accident, was sentenced to three years in prison. After she was released from prison, she accidentally provoked Kason. She knelt on the ground and begged him. "Kason, please let me go." But Kason smiled, "Giana, I will never let you go." Everyone said that Kason was cold-hearted, but he fell in love with a woman who had been in prison before. However, the truth of the car accident that year destroyed all her love for him, and Giana ran away from him. Many years later, Kason begged her while on the ground, "Giana, as long as you come back, I will do anything for you." Giana only stared at him coldly. "Then, I want you to die."

Mending Hearts, Fading Regrets

Naturally, Giana knew about the 6-carat diamond ring and had seen it on news pictures. Even if she wanted to avoid the news, she could always see it when she turned on her phone and swiped the webpage.

At the beginning, when William and her were shopping in the jewelry store, she also saw the pink rough diamond. At that time, he said, "Giana, if you like it, I will buy it. When we get married, this will be our wedding ring by then."

But in the end, William did not belong to her, nor did the diamond ring belong to her.

"Giana, well... Do you want to go back?" A clear and shy male voice rang in Giana's ears.

She looked up and saw a man about 30 years old, with short hair and wearing a driving convoy uniform, looking at her with a slightly flushed face.

She froze for a moment, then remembered that this person was from the driving convoy of the Environmental Sanitation Agency, and his surname seemed to be Stevenson.

Chapter 16 Stroked His Head