Female Novel
Chapter 1767: Inconvenience in a Fight
Chapter 1767: Inconvenience in a Fight
After Westbrook was taken away, the living room immediately became quiet.
Vicki pointed at the piano. "Have someone come to repair it. The piano keys shouldn't stay soaked for
too long. They need to be dealt with promptly. It seems that your sister, Bride, treasures this piano."
Felix quickly said, "Alright, I'll have someone come to repair it."
He turned around to instruct Carlo to arrange the necessary personnel.
Once everything was arranged, he returned to Vicki's side. "Bride is different from them. We have a
better relationship. Perhaps it's because of this that Fox treats her poorly. When I was away, I couldn't
help but worry about her and secretly sent people to check on her and take care of her at school.
Although she and Westbrook have the same mother, they are completely different."
Vicki raised an eyebrow. "It's quite apparent."
She sat down on the sofa in the living room, exuding a domineering aura.
Several maids were swiftly cleaning up.
Soon, the entire living room and dining room returned to normal, as if nothing had happened.
Felix also sat on the sofa and listened to Carlo reporting on what had happened in the house.
"Why doesn't Westbrook go to kindergarten? He stays at home all day without any manners," Felix
asked. Considering their ages, Westbrook and Anderson should be in the same year. They should
have attended the same kindergarten. Anderson was a genius among geniuses, but what about
Westbrook? He was simply a troublemaker among troublemakers. If Westbrook followed in Seren's
footsteps, it would be a waste for the Saunders family.
Carlo said, "Young Master hasn't been to just one kindergarten. It's because the kindergartens he
attended couldn't accept him. He bullied other children, and the other parents had complaints. They
joined forces to boycott him. You have to understand, the kindergartens he went to were all prestigious
ones. Although the Saunders family is influential, other upper-class society members joined forces to
pressure the schools, and we had no choice but to withdraw him. Later, the old master arranged for
private tutors, but no tutor could handle him. I'm at a loss as well."
Felix understood. "Heh, no wonder the old man said to keep Fox at home and take care of the children
more. So that's what he meant."
Vicki sneered, "This is the result of her upbringing. It's really laughable."
Felix propped his chin. It was indeed a problem. No one could control Westbrook. Now that Vicki was
here, Westbrook didn't dare to cause trouble at home, but what about outside? No one could suppress
him.
Suddenly, Vicki nudged Felix. "Send him to the kindergarten where Joyce's son goes. Like father, like
son. I believe Anderson will be able to put Westbrook in his place."
Felix hesitated. If Luther found out that he had thrown a bomb into Anderson's kindergarten, causing
trouble for Anderson, he didn't know if Luther would be furious with him.
"It's fine. Just wait and see," Vicki said confidently.
"Alright, let's do that. If he gets expelled from another kindergarten, I won't care anymore," Felix
reluctantly agreed. He instructed Carlo, "Contact Dewey Noble Kindergarten. Hand them the Saunders
family's business card. Mention my name, and they'll give face."
"Alright." Carlo immediately carried out his orders.
Shortly after, someone from a jewelry company arrived at the Saunders family.
Vicki had originally wanted to go upstairs, but Felix stopped her. "Wait, let's choose our wedding rings."
He pointed to her clean fingers. "We're getting married, and we can't have nothing."
"I don't like these things. They get in the way," Vicki turned around coolly. "If you insist, just pick one
and throw it away."
"No," Felix said sternly. "You promised me that we would choose wedding rings. You need to keep your
word."
Vicki raised an eyebrow, trying to remember. "I promised?"
She thought for a moment. It seemed that she did. When she was about to fall asleep, she didn't feel
like arguing with him, so she agreed.
"Fine," she said firmly. She was a person of her word, so if she said she would do it, she would.
The jewelry company's salesperson arrived with dozens of staff members, each holding a tray with
various rings.
There were rubies, sapphires, diamonds, emeralds, and other high-end rings, including rare varieties
such as pink diamonds and blue diamonds.
Vicki always felt dizzy looking at these jewelry pieces, so she rubbed her temples. "Can't there be
something simpler? Like a plain gold ring."
The salesperson smiled. "Mrs. Warner, your status is noble. How can youwear a simple gold ring?"
Vicki impatiently waved her hand. "All these gemstones are too prominent. They're inconvenient whennovelbin
I'm in a fight."
The salesperson, "..."
The salesperson's mouth twitched. It was the first time she had encountered a noblewoman who
disliked wearing rings because they were inconvenient in a fight. The woman in front of her was
definitely not an ordinary person, as expected.
The salesperson thought for a moment, carefully observing Vicki's demeanor. Suddenly, she had a
clever idea. She signaled another staff member to bring a tray over, and then the salesperson took out
a unique gold ring and introduced, "What about this cat's eye ring? The ring is smooth and won't be
inconvenient. The cat's eye gemstone is also one of the five precious gemstones. This particular one is
extremely rare, with a lifelike eye line. It looks just like a real tiger's eye. It's the only one in the jewelry
industry. The price is also sky-high. It's not something that ordinary people can possess. It suits your
status."
Felix followed the salesperson's direction and looked over. He was instantly captivated.
Whether from the front or the side, the cat's eye gemstone resembled a tiger's eye, and most
importantly, the sharp eye line seemed to emit a warning message. It was exactly like Vicki's usual cold
and sharp gaze.
"It's amazing. What do you think?" Felix exclaimed, then he looked at Vicki, who remained
expressionless, and asked.
Vicki glanced a few times and felt a slight interest in the gemstone for the first time.
It was quite interesting. When the sunlight shone on it, the cat's eye formed a straight line, as if
conveying a sense of danger.
"Hmm." Vicki hummed and acknowledged it.
Felix's mood instantly improved and he said to the salesperson, "We'll choose this one. Your
recommendation is excellent. I'll give you extra commission and rewards."
"Thank you, Mr. Saunders." The salesperson quickly expressed her gratitude. "Here is the matching
men's ring. It has a unique design with several small cat's eye gemstones embedded. It's elegant and
extraordinary."
After speaking, the salesperson respectfully presented the jewelry tray, waiting for Mr. and Mrs.
Saunders to wear the rings.