Chapter 222: This DR Ring Returns to Its True Owner

Jiang Muye stared at the ring in confusion, looking at it seriously. Suddenly, as he looked, a sense of familiarity washed over him.

"This… is that DR Ring I threw away?" Jiang Muye's breathing tightened.

"Yes." Leng Ruoli's beautiful, watery eyes gazed at Jiang Muye. "I picked up this ring over a month ago, but I had no way of knowing how to return it to you. Now I feel it should go back to its rightful owner."

Naturally, she had some selfish motives.

At the outset, she hadn't returned it because she was afraid Jiang Muye would keep being foolish.

Taking this ring to propose to Xia Xiran again, only to be hurt by Xia Xiran once more.

But later, Leng Ruoli noticed that Jiang Muye had already given up on Xia Xiran, so she felt she should find an opportunity to return the ring to Jiang Muye.

Jiang Muye looked at the DR Ring before his eyes and suddenly felt that throwing it away back then had been the right decision.

His eyes curved slightly. He stepped forward and pulled Leng Ruoli into his embrace. "I don't want it."

Leng Ruoli was surprised. "You bought it."

"But do you know? I threw it away." Jiang Muye lowered his eyes. "It represents my past. I was saying goodbye to my past, which is why I threw this ring away. But now fate has arranged my future—it let you pick up the ring."

Jiang Muye's voice carried conviction. "Wearing it on your hand—that's what returning it to its rightful owner means."

Leng Ruoli's breathing caught.

She saw Jiang Muye beneath the moonlight take her hand and, without a shred of hesitation, slip the ring onto her middle finger.

Leng Ruoli's eyes brimmed with tears.

When she'd picked it up, she'd naturally had the desire to wear it.

But after all, it wasn't meant for her, so even if she had the thought, it was nipped in the bud.

Jiang Muye stared at Leng Ruoli's hand.

Slender, fair, and lovely.

Although the diamond wasn't large, as an embellishment it still sparkled brilliantly, adding splendor to her hand.

Most importantly, Jiang Muye saw this wedding ring worn on the girl he liked, which elevated his mood to the extreme.

Jiang Muye's lips curved upward.

He gently nuzzled Leng Ruoli's beautiful cheek, and Leng Ruoli hugged Jiang Muye, filled with happiness.

After seeing the diamond ring on her finger, she smiled sweetly.

The two of them carried on affectionately for quite a while before Leng Ruoli reluctantly said goodbye to Jiang Muye.

She bounced up the stairs, so delighted she nearly missed a step.

At the moment she was about to fall, the first thing she protected was the ring on her hand, afraid the diamond ring would get scratched.

Fortunately, Leng Ruoli grabbed the handrail in time and steadied herself, avoiding a fall.

She looked down at the diamond ring on her hand and was overjoyed.

When Leng Ruoli got back, she wiped the diamond ring with a velvet cloth. Seeing it shine as brightly as ever, her eyes lit up too.

The next day, Leng Ruoli appeared in the Trading Hall.

The Executor warmly welcomed Leng Ruoli and asked with a smile, "Miss Leng, what item would you like to insure? Is it your face, your hands, or your legs?"

Looking at Leng Ruoli's radiant, striking appearance, she thought she must be here to insure some part of her body—after all, Leng Ruoli was so beautiful.

Didn't all girls nowadays care about their appearance?

Leng Ruoli shook her head directly. "None of those."

"Then what precious item is it?" The Executor was still expectant.

Considering that Leng Ruoli was the Young Miss of the Leng Group and her family was so wealthy, whatever she came to insure must be an extremely rare and valuable item.

"It's quite valuable." Leng Ruoli thought of something and secretly curved her red lips.

Hearing this, the Executor grew excited. "Then you can take it out and let me bear witness."

After hesitating for a few seconds, Leng Ruoli directly removed the ring from her middle finger in front of the Executor and said, "This is it."

The Executor was incredulous upon seeing it.

For rich people, even if they came to insure precious things, it was either some special gemstone or a diamond ring of dozens of carats, or jade.

This was the first time someone brought a diamond ring under one carat to insure. Considering that such small diamonds were worthless—you wouldn't even regret losing one—how could anyone possibly buy sky-high insurance to cover it?

The Executor took one look and, seeing the brand was still DR, estimated the price.

By her estimate, it wouldn't exceed ten thousand.

The other party was, after all, the Young Miss of the Leng Group. The Executor was afraid this Young Miss had been fooled into insuring it, and would come looking for trouble once she realized she'd been duped.

So the Executor smiled and reminded her, "Miss Leng, this seems to be a DR ring. If you insure it, it might not be very cost-effective."

"No, it's very worth it." Leng Ruoli raised her head and answered seriously.

This left the Executor somewhat baffled.

Since Leng Ruoli knew this was a worthless DR ring, why would she still come to insure it?

But after all, she was paid to do a job and couldn't possibly dig to the bottom of things, so she smiled and asked Leng Ruoli, "Then may I ask how much you'd like to declare it at?"

"Fifty million." Leng Ruoli blurted out.

"Fifty million?!" The Executor cried out in shock.

Considering that fifty million could buy five thousand rings like this—was this the legendary "rich and willful"?

Anyway, the Executor completely didn't understand why Leng Ruoli would make such a decision, but in the past this was unprecedented—you could say such a thing had never happened before.

Besides, money didn't grow on trees. This was obviously a losing deal for the sponsor, yet Leng Ruoli was actually insuring a shabby ring like this.

"Yes." Leng Ruoli touched the ring on the table, her eyes filled with tenderness. "This was given to me by my boyfriend. I treasure it very much. I'm afraid this ring might get lost or worn, so I want to buy sky-high insurance for it."

After hearing Leng Ruoli's words, the Executor finally understood why Leng Ruoli would buy insurance for an unremarkable DR ring.

But from this, she could also tell that Leng Ruoli's boyfriend was probably a Phoenix Man.

Leng Ruoli was, after all, a wealthy heiress, and he'd given her such a shabby ring? The disparity in status was truly stark.

Sigh, who knew what Leng Ruoli saw in this boyfriend. She was so easy to fool.

The Executor found a sense of superiority. Although Leng Ruoli was dressed head to toe in name brands and her family was rich, she had a lousy boyfriend.

The ring her boyfriend proposed with was actually just an ordinary DR small-diamond ring—what a cheapskate!

Not even as good as her own boyfriend, who at least bought her a two-carat ring.

When handing Leng Ruoli the insurance contract, the Executor deliberately showed off the diamond ring on her hand. However, Leng Ruoli didn't even glance at it—her gaze was fixed on the contract.

This somewhat displeased the Executor.

She'd wanted to find an opportunity to show off, but unfortunately Leng Ruoli hadn't noticed.