Following the direction of her finger, Barbara’s eyes lit up, "Even the shoebox is so beautiful!" She walked over, bent down, and opened the box. Inside were handcrafted shoes encrusted with diamonds, nearly blinding her, "Wow! These are too beautiful! How much did they cost?" "Three million." Monica Usher replied with a smile. "CEO Kingston is so extravagant!" Barbara was filled with envy, "Wearing a whole house on your feet! At crucial moments, he really does care about you." Monica’s face bore a smile, yet a trace of sadness crossed her heart. The wedding dress was custom-made at her own expense, nearly eight million. Thɪs chapter is updatᴇd by novel fire.net The wedding shoes were also her own design, costing three million. These two items had basically exhausted all her savings from the past few years; she had spared no effort for this once-in-a-lifetime wedding. Moreover, Justin Kingston hadn’t mentioned anything about the betrothal gifts... and regarding the wedding, he hadn’t consulted her about any of the details, not even a word. Monica did feel wronged in her heart, after all, she is a woman. But as long as Justin Kingston was willing to marry her, she felt that no grievance was too great to bear. She was eagerly anticipating the arrival of this wedding. A bright moon hung in the sky, the night enchanting. In the brightly lit living room, Mia Lane was also trying on her wedding dress, looking refreshingly exquisite, like an angel. Justin Kingston carefully adjusted the details for her, including tying the belt and arranging the train, his eyes full of deep affection. Mrs. Zhou and Butler Shelby watched from the side, joyfully appreciating this tranquil beauty. The servants were also gathered in a circle, each face bearing a smile of blessing. Since Miss Lane returned, Mr. Kingston’s entire demeanor had softened a lot, and Emerald Cove had a warm homey feel. "This wedding dress is called ’Just Right.’" Justin’s voice was gentle, "It’s the style you like." "Who is the designer?" Mia looked at her reflection in the mirror, the corners of her lips slightly raised, "This designer really understands me. Returning to the basics reveals my true preferences. This seemingly simple wedding dress is far more eye-catching than any heavily ornate design." Justin stood before her, blocking the image in the mirror, pointing to himself, "The designer is right here." "You?" She was shocked. His eyes held a proud smile, "Yes." Mia moved him aside and once more looked at herself in the mirror, carefully admiring the wedding dress. The meticulously selected fabric, every stitch, and seam, told a story of romance and deep affection. The style was very much to her liking. "Would you like me to explain my design concept? Mrs. Kingston." Justin crossed his arms, his demeanor exceptionally gentle tonight, "If I explain it well, can there be a reward?" "Then let’s hear it. I’ll assess it by Emma’s standards." As a designer, she could actually grasp it. Justin admired the wedding dress, his thin lips slightly parted, "The rigorous and meticulous craftsmanship embodies the beauty of steadfast love." Mia looked at him with a smile, patiently listening. "The dazzling white tie-dye represents my burning heart for you." He held her hand, like a confession, "The elegant and graceful overall design symbolizes happiness." The wedding dress was elegantly sophisticated, showing off the natural curves of the body. This custom-tailored wedding dress on Mia was more captivating than Monica Usher’s diamond-encrusted one, like a subtly charming lily. At night, a car’s headlights lit up the living room, and everyone turned to look, seeing the car stop in the yard. "Is Jonah Woods here?" Mia lifted the hem of her dress and turned, a joyful smile on her face. Justin held her shoulder, kindly saying, "I’ll go check." Wearing the wedding dress was too cumbersome for her. Seeing his demeanor so gentle and his face always adorned with a smile, Mia felt very happy, the air filled with the scent of happiness. The servants also felt that this Emerald Cove felt more and more like a home; Mr. Kingston seemed to have warmth and emotion now, no longer cold and distant. From now on, everyone’s life would only get better and better.