However, the Sinclair Family wouldn't explain the reason to anyone. Lane, the Sinclair family's old housekeeper, brought over a jewelry box. Madam Sinclair opened the box, revealing a long, slender bead with a black base and round white patterns.
Madam Sinclair picked up this string of Heavenly Pearls and explained to Shea Thorne, "Our Sinclair Family doesn't pass down jewelry. Aesthetics change with the times. If you like something, just have Milo buy it for you."
In front of everyone, Madam Sinclair placed this string of pearls onto Shea Thorne's collar and said, "This string of Heavenly Pearls is the only heirloom passed down from the Sinclair ancestors. Now that you're wearing it, we'll be entrusting Milo to your care in the future."
Presenting a family heirloom right after meeting was bewildering to those in attendance.
Was she confirming a daughter-in-law so directly?
Didn't she need to discuss it with her own son? What if the son disapproved?
