Chapter 104 Buy a Small Gift for Alfredo
Myrna casually strolled around before heading up to the second floor.
The mall also had a Sparkling Gems counter, which was not crowded with shoppers. This was because ordinary people knew they couldn’t afford it just by looking at the brand, so they generally wouldn’t go in to look.
Myrna walked in absentmindedly. Seeing someone enter, the saleswoman greeted warmly, “Hello, may I ask what kind of jewelry you would like to choose? I can recommend for you.”
Upon seeing her, she realized it was a high school girl. She was taken aback for a moment, but still maintained a warm smile on her face. She didn’t turn sour or seemed unwilling to waste time just because Myrna looked young.
Following behind Myrna, he asked gently, “Sister, what do you want to buy? Bracelets, chains, necklaces, earrings, brooches, etc. I can tell you where each style is located.”
Myrna had never visited the physical store of Sparkling Gems, as Denise would always send her a piece from each new collection first.
She had thrown them all into her backpack, and some that she hadn’t put in her backpack, she couldn’t remember where she had put them.
Her main purpose for coming today was to see if there were any nice. and fun little trinkets for the little one. So, she lowered her gaze, pursed her lips, thought for a moment, and said, “A brooch, perhaps.”
“Alright, a brooch, right? Please follow me,” the salesperson said, leading her further into the store.
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The counter store was very large, with a minimalist black and white decoration style overall. It was embellished with metal in the decoration, exuding a sense of understated luxury.
The overall decoration style was very grand.
There were still a few scattered customers in the store. Compared to Myrna’s casual, unbranded outfit, the people who came here to shop were obviously high–class ladies, with their exquisite and fashionable makeup and hairstyles. The brands of the clothes they wore and the accessories they carried could be somewhat discerned.
When the other salespeople saw that Myrna was a high school girl, they immediately lost interest. Only the salesperson who initially greeted her stayed with her, always with a smile, treating all customers equally.
“We’re here, this is the place.”
She led Myrna to a counter, where the light shone on the glass case, displaying a variety of exquisite and beautiful diamond brooches.
“I recommended a model for you.”
The salesperson put on gloves, used a key to open the door of the glass safe, and took out a small, cute animal brooch from inside. She introduced it with a smile, “This brooch is very cute. Although it’s not the latest series, it has a high cost–performance ratio and is very suitable for young girls. It’s a seahorse pattern, which is playful and cute when pinned on the collar of a dress.”
Myrna took a look and indeed, it was very cute, suitable for children.
However, her gaze fell on a brooch with a small kitten pattern inside the counter, pointing at that place and said, “Could you take this out for me to have a look?”
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“That model?” Debbie hesitated a bit. That model was the latest one launched this year, featuring a large number of diamonds, and it was quite expensive.
At first glance, Myrna was clearly a student, she definitely couldn’t afford to buy it.
But she only hesitated for a moment before taking out the item from the cabinet as Myrna had instructed, gently whispering, “This one is a bit expensive because it’s a new model. Actually, the seahorse brooch we saw earlier is also very nice. Although they are all small diamonds, they still sparkle under the light.”
Myrna looked at the cat brooch, which was intricately designed. The cat’s eyes were adorned with a pair of rare black diamonds. The diamonds were not large, but they were charming in their cuteness.
The little one would probably like it.
Myrna thought of Alfredo, her eyes softening, quite fond of the brooch. She handed the item to the salesperson who was still persuading her, saying, “I’ll take this one, please wrap it up for me.”
