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CCIV. Trouble with the Ring
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Essi’s preparation didn’t last for an hour. But she took a white ribbon and made it her bracelet and accessory of her left arm, perfectly in line with the silver side of her dress. Her appearance were perfect both for drama and attention. That’s what she wanted this time and only for now. It wasn’t a genius stunt but by this, the insignia would become more noticeable.She went out from the chateau by the grand staircase. All the people beneath the foyer and those outside the courtyard saw how a princess descends to join with them. It feels like the dinner of the investors became her second birthday celebration for the year. From the sea of people, she saw Louis and Oneil. Both of them were looking at her direction, too. She didn’t smile. Her eyes are just staring at Oneil for a few seconds and then she joined in greeting the visitors formally. They proceeded to the event proper with Mr. Arlelle as the one who leads the opening remarks.Since the dinner was meant to be a festive event
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The event last night was never a shame. It was only a true test of a fire, in front of many people, in a clash of priorities. It was a piece cake for Essi because Louis’ attempt to rival with Oneil was just a false dichotomy. There wasn’t even a real competition at all. Even if the issue would revolve around the ring, does that matter?“I never expected that Louis would do that in our dinner party,” Matteo said. “And what does he think about Essi, that she can easily exchange everything else for the ring?”Essi only shrugged. “Now I understand what my great grandma must have felt when they were wedded but do not have a ring,” she said and glanced at the most remarkable piece inside the entire chateau. It was the painting of her great grandparents whose center item was a pocket watch. Essi’s grandpa kept the pocket watch but the story on how the love story of these great grandparents remained strong amid wars and troubles, in the lack of the ring, they abounded in love. Now, she unders
Look At Me, Oneil CCVI. Formalities and Letting it Pass (Part 2)
When the prompt for writing kicks, it is sometimes hard to stop the feeling of typing it all. But when Essi got done, she was unsure on how she should continue her article. Because there was something missing about the details of the maestro. Until she remembered what Marco’s wife said when she asked why is it okay for them to look.“It’s just like our twins are also cheering for him.”Essi’s tears escaped from her eyes. Now she’s doubting if she should tell his story. She tried to call Oneil and glad that he had also picked up.“Why? Are you alright?” Oneil asked because it is still not yet 11PM. It means Essi must be still working for something. “But with all the curiosity that Essi has, she hesitated in asking.“Come on, you can tell me,” almost pleaded because when silence starts to answer, it means a bothersome case.“Did Sir Marco ever tell you that he would like some people to interview him? He’s quite famous as a master jeweler.”“You were inspired to write about him, is it?”
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