Nonetheless, she kept her surprise concealed.

Tyrone took a seat on the sofa in the VIP room and requested, "Please show me the Latest collection of couple rings."

"Certainly. A moment please." The manager served them coffee and rushed to fetch the rings.

Couple rings?

Was he shopping for a friend's wedding?

While waiting, Sabrina casually sipped her coffee, checking her phone and texting her assistant about work-related issues.

The manager returned with an array of couple rings, introducing each one meticulously. “Feel free to have a look. They are our newest offerings, favored by many young couples. Look at this piece. It's been flying off our shelves due to its unique design and elegant presence."

The manager presented the female ring, slipping it onto her own ring finger to show Tyrone.

"Mr. Blakely, any thoughts?"

"Actually, what's your opinion?" Tyrone turned to Sabrina.

The manager swiftly redirected her hand to Sabrina.

Sabrina lifted her gaze to examine the ring. After a moment's consideration, she nodded approvingly. "Excellent. It would make a great gift for a friend."

Seizing her phone, Tyrone switched it off. "It's not for a friend.”

Confused, Sabrina snatched her phone back. "Then, who for?"

Linking their fingers, Tyrone glanced at their ring fingers. "Ever feel like something's missing here?"

In just a couple of seconds, Sabrina grasped Tyrone's intention to purchase a set of rings for themselves.

The sight of the diamond rings on the tray didn't surprise her or spark a desire to choose.

She would've been ecstatic if Tyrone had given her a ring on their anniversary, but he had gifted her a bracelet instead. And the bracelet was now in shambles.

Then, the memory of that night had become a constant source of pain for her, causing her heartache from time to time.

The peace between them was merely a facade.