The Golden Bracelet was neither too thick nor too thin, just a moderate, versatile width. The design was also simple; only the outer surface was carved with a few elegant peonies, while the rest was a traditional plain band.
The bracelet must have been put away for some years; Sonia Quincy could see a fine layer of dust coating it with just a glance.
"Mom, this is…" She held the jewelry box, looking at Mrs. Preston in confusion.
Ever since Sonia had walked in, Mrs. Preston had worn a kind, gentle smile. Now, seeing the question in Sonia's eyes, she took a couple of steps forward, took the jewelry box back from her, and removed the Golden Bracelet.
"Sonia, this Gold Bracelet was part of the dowry my family gave me when I married Felix's father. I love it, but in all these years, I've never had the heart to take it out and wear it."
Sonia could tell Mrs. Preston had something important to say, so her eyes widened slightly as she prepared to listen intently.
