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    Luca stepped forward first and opened a box, revealing a jade bangle with stunning purple and green hues, crafted from rare icy spring color jadeite.


    It was rare to find such a unique blend of colors paired with exceptional quality.


    The bangle’s rich, vibrant tones, smooth and glossy surface, and delicate, translucent base gave it a mesmerizing, almost jelly-like appearance.


    “This bangle belonged to my mother—your great-grandmother. I want you to have it,” Luca said as he carefully picked up the bangle, preparing to slip it onto Carrie’s wrist.


    Carrie looked at Jenesis, a bit worried.


    “This bangle isn’t right for me. It should go to Jenesis.”


    Luca replied, “This bangle was meant for the daughter of the Morrison family head. If Josh hadn’t passed away, your mother would’ve gotten it. So it’s meant for you now.”


    Jenesis gently took the bangle and slid it onto Carrie’s wrist.


    “I have no gift for the piano. Wearing this would be meaningless for me. It belongs to you.”


    Realizing further resistance would seem insincere, Carrie allowed Jenesis to fasten the bangle.


    “Thank you,” she said softly.


    Jenesis reached for the second box.


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    “This is my gift to you,” she said with a smile.


    Insidey a pair of oval-shaped earrings, crafted from pink spinel and diamonds—instantly recognizable to everyone present.


    These earrings were bought at an auction in Azoamia years ago, with a value of over two million dors. What made them even more special was that they were Jenesis’ favorites. Every time she won an acting award, she would wear them to ept it.


    Jenesis carefully put the earrings on Carrie.


    “These earrings have witnessed all my sess in the entertainment industry. Now, I’m giving them to you. I hope they’ll be there for all your achievements too.”


    Once the earrings were in ce, Jenesis pulled Carrie into a gentle embrace.


    Carrie raised a hand, giving Jenesis’ shoulder a reassuring pat.


    “I’ll dedicate myself to honing my craft,” she promised.


    Arion stepped forward and opened thest box.


    “This is my gift to you,” he said.


    Inside was a sapphire ne, another renowned auction piece. Its deep blue tones perfectlyplemented Carrie’s gown, as if chosen just for this moment.


    Each piece was a stunning disy of wealth and prestige, yet none could outshine the beauty of the woman who wore them.


    Arion carefully fastened the ne around Carrie’s neck, stepping back slightly to admire how it looked on her.


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