Goodbye Saintess (by Edelweiss W.S.) novel Chapter 209

**The Unseen Kingdom That Followed Me Into Every Dream by Alyndra Meron Valeen**
**Chapter 209**

“Don’t even give it a second thought. That pathetic creature is far too insignificant in the grand scheme of things to warrant even a mere slap from me. He’s perfectly capable of inflicting his own wounds,” Victor declared, his voice dripping with arrogance, a smug smile plastered across his face as he basked in the certainty of his impending triumph.

Just then, a voice rang out from beyond the door, shattering the tension in the room. “A new gift for Sabina McKay has arrived! A magnificent three-stone ring adorned with sapphire and diamond, appraised at a staggering 34,000 dollars!”

Time seemed to freeze. The atmosphere thickened as every gaze snapped toward me, then shifted to the door, a collective disbelief washing over the crowd. This couldn’t possibly be true. Just moments ago, they had all agreed that Sebastian was far too financially strapped to procure anything of worth.

And yet, here it was—a dazzling 34,000-dollar piece of jewelry, delivered right under Victor’s nose.

“This can’t be genuine! That broke-ass couldn’t possibly afford something of this caliber! It has to be a counterfeit! I demand to see it!” Victor’s voice rose in a furious shout, his incredulity palpable.

The majordomo of the McKays stepped forward, presenting Victor with the ornate box that contained the ring.

As the lid was lifted, the light caught the facets of the three-stone ring, sending glimmers dancing across the room. Even those who were not well-versed in the world of gemstones could sense the undeniable quality of the craftsmanship. It was a true masterpiece, unmistakably authentic.

Victor’s eyes widened, his mind racing as he processed the implications. He had enough knowledge about precious stones and luxury jewelry to discern a genuine piece when it was right in front of him.

“How is this even possible?! How could I be losing to him?!” he screamed, his face draining of color. The mere thought of having to kneel before Sebastian filled him with a deep sense of humiliation and dread.

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