Yeats Howard thought of Marcus Quinn's personality, which is described kindly as low-key but bluntly as reclusive. The Shaw Family has nothing to do with him; why would he attend Lana Shaw's engagement party?
"Sure, how could I miss such an occasion? I'll definitely be there." The Howard Family's young master agreed readily, smiling as he watched them enter the private room. With a craving for nicotine, he stood in the hallway, smoked a cigarette, and then went inside.
When Yeats Howard entered the private room, Marcus Quinn had already ordered lunch, and the couple sat together admiring today's bounty. Tara truly loved the diamond ring she bought and couldn't part with it. She never imagined she'd own a pink diamond; though the Chase Family was affluent, her father was frugal, so Tara was usually restrained when buying luxury items.
She had never anticipated owning a ring worth millions.
