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Nina looked at Vicente excitedly.

Vicente smiled and winked at her. At that moment, Nina felt that the light in his eyes was as bright as the ring in his hand.

"Marry me?" Vicente shook the ring box on purpose, not hiding the sly look in his eyes.

Nina kept staring at the ring.

It was the ring that John put on her finger when he proposed to her. There was no second ring that was exactly the same in the world.

She remembered the letters carved on the inner side of the ring: J&N.

John and Nina.

It was hard for her to hide her excitement on the way to see Vivian that night. She touched the ring in her hand and looked at it again and again before she found the carved letters.

However, it was a pity that she fainted before the ring could get the warmth of her finger. When she woke up again, the ring had already disappeared.

Now the ring appeared in fron

she will completely separate me from John."

A trace of sadness flashed through Nina\'s eyes as she spoke. Vicente couldn\'t bear see her sad face. "I\'m not the only one who can promise you. I\'ve persuaded the queen to give me your ring, and I\'m sure she won\'t make it public. Trust me."

Vicente said confidently, almost raising his hand to swear with his own life.

"Did you really persuade my mother?" Nina thought about it carefully and judged from her understanding of Vicente that she was indeed a person with all aspects.

Vicente rubbed his forehead and asked, "Can we trust each other?"

"Build it slowly." Nina patted heavily on Vicente\'s shoulder, which made him feel pain and almost fall down.

Vicente took half a step back in pain and widened his eyes in disbelief. "You not only put me down easily and but also slapped me hard. Didn\'t you kill your husband?"

"It\'s you who are weak." Nina said honestly.

Vicente was so angry that he almost jumped his feet. "Can you not let me lose face?"

"He is a proud man." With her right hand touching the ring on her left ring finger, Nina looked at the direction of Lexingport City. She missed him.

\'I miss you, John\'

She missed him so much.