CCVI. Meeting The Maestro (Part 1)

The event last night was never a shame. It was only a true test of a fire, in front of many people, in a clash of priorities. It was a piece cake for Essi because Louis’ attempt to rival with Oneil was just a false dichotomy. There wasn’t even a real competition at all. Even if the issue would revolve around the ring, does that matter?

“I never expected that Louis would do that in our dinner party,” Matteo said. “And what does he think about Essi, that she can easily exchange everything else for the ring?”

Essi only shrugged. “Now I understand what my great grandma must have felt when they were wedded but do not have a ring,” she said and glanced at the most remarkable piece inside the entire chateau. It was the painting of her great grandparents whose center item was a pocket watch. Essi’s grandpa kept the pocket watch but the story on how the love story of these great grandparents remained strong amid wars and troubles, in the lack of the ring, they abounded in love. Now, she unders