Abraham Redington is indeed as domineering and assertive as always. They could date just fine, yet he insisted on making it sound so aggressive.
His icy blue eyes seemed eager to consume Molly Wellington whole.
And the diamond ring he put on Molly Wellington—he wouldn't let her take it off no matter what.
But Molly Wellington wasn't naive. Making her wear a ten-carat diamond ring on her ring finger—what did that mean?
If others saw it, even if she said she wasn't married, they wouldn't believe it, right?
In the end, under Molly Wellington's insistence, Redington Young Master's words, once so resolute, were ruthlessly invalidated.
Abraham Redington personally removed the diamond ring and put it back on Molly Wellington's left index finger.
This was Abraham Redington's final concession.
They're not getting married, but he wanted to use the diamond ring to mark her. At the very least, let others know Molly is his, his girlfriend.
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