Chapter 1387
The Ceo’s Convict Wife
In a short time, Hanna outlined two cute cloth dolls with simple brush strokes. Calvin could see at a glance that these two dolls were designed according to his and Hannaâs characteristics.
âThatâs it.â After finishing the drawing, Hanna handed the pen and paper back to the vendor.
The vendor looked at the painting, praised Hanna, and then said, âOkay. You can come to get the dolls in a week. Itâs 44 dollars in total.â
Because he and Hanna were acquainted with each other, the vendor offered the lowest price. When Hanna was about to pay, Calvin said, âIâll pay.â
Then he took out his phone and paid the money.
âDo you want anything else?â Calvin asked Hanna.
âHow about buying some jewelry? Recently, a batch of handmade jewelry has been introduced,â said the vendor enthusiastically.
Calvin naturally didnât like the jewelry, but Hanna began to pick them excitedly.
Suddenly, she saw a pair of silver bracelets. The style of the bracelets was suitable for both men and women. It was open-mouthed and its size could be adjusted, so one didnât have to worry about whether it fit or n Hanna picked up the bracelets and looked at them carefully.
The vendor next to her began to introduce them. âThis is a pair of bracelets for couples, and in this style, they go with everythingâ¦â
Hanna turned to look at Calvin. âWell, do you mind wearing this?â
Calvin looked at the bracelets in her hand, and his eyelashes trembled slightly. They were silver.
Coincidently, Rosalie also gave him a silver bracelet when they were young.
For so many years, that silver bracelet became a kind of obsession to him. He used to wear it all the time until Rosalie got married. After that, he stored it.
But now, Hanna held a pair of silver bracelets and asked him if he would like to wear one.
He almost subconsciously wanted to refuse, but when he saw the expectation in Hannaâs round eyes, he hesitated.
Calvin thought, âTheyâre coupleâs bracelets. Since we are a real couple now, it seems natural for us to wear them.â
Besides, maybe only he wore it could he better hide his feelings for Rosalie. With this bracelet, he could always remind himself that the person he should love was Hanna.
âIf you want me to wear it, then I can,â said Calvin.
âReally?â Hannaâs eyes lit up. Suddenly, Calvin only felt that there seemed to be stars twinkling in Hannaâs eyes, which was extremely beautiful.
âYes.â He answered, reached out his left hand, picked up one of the bracelets she was holding, and put it on.
Although it was just an ordinary silver bracelet, it didnât look bad on Calvinâs wrist.
Hanna put the other bracelet on her right hand and compared it with Calvinâs.
Two bracelets of the same style, worn by a man and a woman on their wrists, did look good.
âNice. How much are they?â asked Hanna.
âSince you bought a pair, just give me 140 dollars, the cheapest price,â sai the vendor.
When Calvin was about to pay, Hanna said hurriedly, âYou paid for the dolls. Iâll pay this time.â
âIâm not used to letting women pay,â said Calvin.
âBut now, we are a couple. You can see this bracelet as my gift for you. If you pay for the gift, that will be weird,â said Hanna. She insisted on paying.
Hearing this, Calvin glanced at the bracelet on his wrist. He thought, âA gift?â At this moment, complicated feelings surged in his heart.
He finally stopped saying more. Hanna paid for them and looked at the bracelet on her wrist happily.
âYou seem to like this bracelet very much,â said Calvin.
Hanna smiled embarrassedly, âItâs quite new for me to wear this kind of bracelet for couples. Itâs the first time for me to wear one, and this gives me a novel feeling.â
âHow do you feel?â asked Calvin.
âI feel like Iâm not alone anymore,â said Hanna. She finally got a person to accompany her.
Calvinâs eyes flashed slightly. He thought, âNot alone anymore?â
Suddenly, he thought of the woman beside him, who looked cheerful but had a miserable life. In fact, Hannaâs parents died when she was young. She then was adopted and began living alone until college.
âCalvin, can you wear this bracelet when you go out with me in the future? Although theyâre quite cheap, I⦠I think we will be more like a real couple if we wear the same bracelets,â said Hanna hopefully. She was afraid that Calvin would not agree.
After all, even a button on his clothes was more expensive than these bracelets.
âIâll wear it all the time,â said Calvin.
Hanna was overjoyed. âReally?â
âDo you think I have to be perfunctory with you?â Calvin asked back leisurely.
Hanna touched her nose and felt indescribably joyful.
After finishing shopping at the night market, Calvin drove Hanna back t her apartment. Outside the apartment, Hanna said, âWell, that gown and jewelry I wore at the last banquet are still in my house.
Wait here for a while. Iâll go get them and return them to you.â
Calvin smiled, âThey are for you.â
âNo.â Hanna waved her hands quickly. Even if she wasnât sure about their value, she at least knew that they were absolutely very expensive. âIâd better return them to you. I donât have a chance to wear them at ordinary tirnes. If you really give them to me, I wouldnât know what to do with them.â
Calvin said, âHow could you not have a chance to wear them? Since youâve decided to be in a relationship with me and marry me, you will definitely have a chance to wear them. Besides, if you return them back, who do you want me to give them to?â
Hanna suddenly became speechless.
Calvin continued, âWell, you are my girlfriend. I am willing to give these things to you.â
Hannaâs face flushed, and the words âI am willing toâ made her feel sweet.
After getting out of the car, she waved to Calvin before walking into the apartment. When entering the elevator, she raised her hand and gently touched the silver bracelet.
She thought, âAt least for now, itâs a good start for us. Weâre more like a real couple instead of acting.â
Perhaps one day, Calvin could get over Rosalie and really accept Hanna.
At least, Hanna was expecting it.
At this moment, Calvin leaned heavily against the driverâs seat and closed his eyes. He thought, âPerhaps thatâs what âbeing in a relationshipâ is.â