Chapter 296: Isn't It Just Five Hundred Million Dollars?

Chapter 296: Isn't It Just Five Hundred Million Dollars?

A few days later, the woman's plane landed at Pinewood City airport.

After getting off the plane, she made a phone call.

At the same time, Harrison was taking Elena and the three kids to pick out wedding dresses at the most high-end bridal shop in Pinewood City.

The three children surrounded Elena, helping her choose a wedding dress.

Harrison, meanwhile, was on his phone taking calls. While on the phone, his face was full of smiles, and from time to time, he would cast happy glances at Elena and the three children.

Lily pointed at a puffy ball gown wedding dress and said to Elena, "Mommy, you should wear this dress to marry Daddy. This dress is so beautiful, it'll make you look like a princess."

Mia pointed at another streamlined wedding dress and shared her own thoughts.

She said, "Mommy, I think this streamlined dress suits you better. You're already a bit slim, and with your nice neckline, this streamlined dress will really show off your figure and make you the most elegant woman in the world."

Mia and Lily's comments made the bridal shop staff give them thumbs up.

And honestly, despite their young age, Mia and Lily had pretty good taste. The two dresses they picked were the most precious ones in the store, and either one would look great on Elena.

Only a couple as good-looking as Elena and Harrison could have such adorable children.

One of the service staff noticed that while Mia and Lily had both given their suggestions, Connor, who was standing beside Elena, was holding his laptop and saying nothing.

The staff member bent down, looked at the handsome Connor, and asked in a sweet voice, "Child, your sisters have both given suggestions to your mommy. Which wedding dress do you think would look better on your mommy?"

Connor didn't even lift his head. He kept his eyes on the tablet in his hands.

When the staff member didn't get an answer from Connor, she had to ask again, "Come on, give your mommy some suggestions."

Only after hearing the staff member's second prompt did Connor lift his face. After briefly glancing at the two wedding dresses, he said to the staff member, "To be honest, both of these dresses in your store are pretty good, but for my mom, they're still missing something."

Connor's words made the staff member quite embarrassed.

Elena and Harrison exchanged glances, also feeling that Connor's comment was a bit rude.

The shop they chose was the best in Pinewood City, and the wedding dress designer was an internationally famous designer. For Connor to speak this way was indeed putting them down a bit.

Just as Elena was about to speak up and scold Connor, Connor suddenly held up the tablet in his hand.

"Daddy, I think Mommy would look even better in a wedding dress paired with this diamond necklace."

"Do you want to buy this diamond necklace for Mommy?"

As soon as Connor said this, everyone's eyes turned to the tablet in Connor's hand. When they saw the picture of the diamond necklace on the tablet, they all couldn't help but gasp.

The diamond necklace Connor picked was quite something - one of a kind in the whole world.

Never mind whether the wedding dresses in the store looked good or not; just pairing them with a diamond necklace like this would make anyone's value skyrocket.

If Elena wore one of their store's dresses and paired it with a diamond necklace like this, it would not only elevate Elena's status but also raise the level of their wedding dresses by several notches.

The only downside to this diamond necklace was that it was expensive.

Harrison looked at the picture on Connor's tablet. After just one glance, he gave Connor a thumbs-up.

He praised Connor, saying, "Connor, good eye. This diamond necklace really suits your mom."

Seeing that Harrison agreed with him, Connor quickly asked again, "So, are you going to buy it for my mom?"

Harrison didn't even blink before answering directly, "No problem. Send me the details, and I'll arrange for someone to buy it right away."

Connor clearly didn't believe Harrison would answer so readily.

He asked somewhat skeptically, "Are you sure you want to buy it? It's worth five hundred million dollars."

Harrison reached out and gently patted Connor's head, saying, "Yes, buy it. It's only five hundred million dollars."

Elena, who was selecting wedding dresses, couldn't help but feel nervous when she heard that such a diamond necklace was worth five hundred million dollars.

After years of practicing medicine, what she cared least about were these material possessions. If it weren't for returning home for revenge, she wouldn't have cared about these worldly things at all. Now, Harrison was spending five hundred million dollars to buy her a diamond necklace - such a gesture was indeed quite grand.

She quickly tried to stop Harrison, saying, "Harrison, this thing is too expensive. Let's not buy it."

Harrison reached out and held Elena's hand. He smiled slightly and said, "It's only five hundred million dollars. We're not short of that money. If Connor thinks it suits you, then it's the most suitable for you."

"But I still think this thing is too expensive." Elena hesitated. Although she had agreed to marry Harrison, accepting such an expensive gift from him still made her feel uneasy.

Harrison saw her hesitation. He held Elena's hand tightly in his palm.

"No, in my heart, you are the most precious. This diamond necklace suits you best."

After Harrison finished speaking, he reached out and pulled Elena into his arms. At this moment, tears seemed to fall from Elena's eyes.

How lucky was she to have a man like Harrison as her husband?

The sales staff watching the happy Elena couldn't help but show envious looks. At this moment, they really wished they were the woman being pampered by such a handsome guy like Harrison.

Unfortunately, they weren't that lucky.

Everyone continued selecting wedding dresses. Mia quietly pulled Connor aside.

Mia asked Connor, somewhat puzzled, "Connor, why did you ask Daddy to buy such an expensive necklace for Mommy? Are you worried that Daddy doesn't really love Mommy?"

Faced with Mia's question, Connor smiled.

Having grown up without a father's love, he had a mature sense beyond his years.

He reached out and gently patted Mia's head, then explained to her like a little adult.

He said, "Mia, let me tell you, although material things aren't the only way to measure whether a man loves a woman, but..."