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Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog novel Chapter 808

Summary for Chapter 808: Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog

Chapter overview: Chapter 808 from Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog

In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog, Serena Kingsley introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

The question hung in the air for a long time before Seth replied, "I don't know."

When Noreen returned to the table, Claire asked, "What took you so long?"

"Just handling some work stuff. It took a little while. Let's eat."

By the time Felix found Claire again, it was already nine at night.

She had just gotten back to her hotel and showered. Her hair wasn't even dry yet, but her attention was on the gift Wilbur had given her.

Judging by the packaging, it was likely jewelry.

It was elegant, with excellent taste—a style any woman would love.

But for some reason, Claire couldn't bring herself to like it.

She figured he must buy gifts for women all the time to know their tastes so well.

Claire turned away to dry her hair.

Halfway through, she looked back and unwrapped the gift.

Just as she'd expected, Wilbur had sent her jewelry.

But not just any jewelry.

It was a priceless set of purple diamonds.

Claire's eyes suddenly welled up, turning red, and a lump formed in her throat.

Her fingers trembled as she caressed the jewelry in its velvet box, a powerful emotion striking her heart.

This set… her father had personally helped design it as a thirtieth birthday gift for her mother.

It was incredibly meaningful.

But after her parents passed away, her uncle had taken all of her mother's jewelry and valuables, selling every last piece.

He hadn't left a single memento for Claire.

In the past two years, once she had some money, she'd started trying to track down items connected to her parents.

But it had been so long that many things were lost forever.

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