The CEO's Mischievous Little Bride

The sales assistant was pretty sharp. She took one look at Molly's outfit, her watch, and that diamond ring, and figured Molly had some serious cash. She knew regular jewelry wouldn't cut it for her. "Ma'am, are you looking for couple rings or wedding rings?" the sales assistant asked.

Molly nodded, "Yeah, for our wedding."

The sales assistant perked up, "Perfect timing! We just got some new rings from headquarters that aren't on display yet. If you don't mind, you can chill in the lounge while I grab them for you." Molly turned to Sebastian, "Wanna take a break and check them out?"

"Your call," Sebastian shrugged.

So, they headed to the lounge.

The sales assistant brought them some coffee and went to fetch the rings.

Even though these pricey rings weren't on display, they were kept in the store because of their value.

After a bit, the sales assistant came back with the store's prized jewelry.

Being a pro, she had a bunch of accessories ready-earrings, necklaces, bracelets-you name it. She knew a big sale like this could make her month.

Sure enough, Molly's eyes lit up when she saw the stunning pieces.

She scanned the collection and finally zeroed in on a diamond ring that sparkled like crazy under the lights. The women's ring had a dazzling diamond, and for the first time, Molly thought silver jewelry could be this gorgeous. The men's ring was simple and pure, a stark contrast to the intricate women's ring.

Molly pointed at the pair, "Let's try these."

The sales assistant, wearing gloves, carefully took them out, and Molly extended her hand.

As she slipped the ring on Molly's finger, the sales assistant asked, "Ma'am, what do you do for a living? You look very elegant."

Molly joked, "I'm unemployed, fully supported by my future husband."

Sebastian chuckled beside her.

When the sales assistant was about to help Sebastian with his ring, Molly quickly stepped in, "I'll do it."

She wasn't about to let another woman put a ring on Sebastian's finger.

The sales assistant handed her the ring, and Molly's delicate fingers took hold of Sebastian's rough hand. Years of training had made his hands tough, with calluses at the base of his thumb.

As she slowly slid the ring on, Molly looked at the hand that had held hers for sixteen years, feeling a whirlwind of emotions.

The gaze from above was intense, like it could burn her.

Once they slipped on the rings, they fit perfectly, almost like they were custom-made.

"What a coincidence! This is the first batch from our headquarters, and you two are the first to try them on," the sales assistant said, surprised.

Molly compared her hand with Sebastian's, biting her lip and tilting her head slightly to look up at him. "Sebastian, do they look good?" she asked. Sebastian placed his hand over hers, "We'll take these. Check, please."

The sales assistant was taken aback by how smoothly the sale went, "Ma'am, is there anything else you need?"

Sebastian pulled out his credit card, ready to pay. Molly looked around and finally decided to try on a pair of earrings, with Sebastian quietly by her side.

She hadn't worn earrings in a long time, making it tricky to put them on. "Sebastian," she called.

With her bag on his arm, Sebastian raised his hand to help her gently pierce the earring hole.

He remembered when Molly wanted to get her ears pierced years ago. He disapproved, but she went ahead and did it anyway, making him so mad he wanted to scold her but couldn't bring himself to do it.

Back then, Molly had said, "Sebastian, if a girl doesn't have pierced ears, she might feel like she's missing out on some jewelry for her wedding."

Now, he was the one buying her wedding jewelry.

After a few minutes of effort, he finally got the earrings on and handed over the credit card.

At the flower shop, Molly looked at the various flowers and thought, 'Grandma will definitely like these.'

"What can I help you with?" the sales assistant approached.

Molly glanced around, "Flowers for a wedding."

The sales assistant immediately started showing them options.

Tired from shopping, she clung to Sebastian's arm, acting spoiled. Sebastian indulgently held her hand and took Molly to a restaurant to order food. While waiting to pay, he glanced back at Molly, who was looking at her notes, and then stepped out to a convenience store. When he came back, he handed her a bottle of sugar-free drink.

Molly was pleasantly surprised, "Thank you, Sebastian."

She grabbed the drink and started sipping, then moved her notebook and squeezed next to Sebastian by the window. "Sebastian, do you remember the flowers we saw earlier? Which ones do you think are best?" "Whichever ones you like, we'll get them all," Sebastian replied.