The shop attendant led the way and did a brief introduction.
“Here, we sell all kinds of South Sea Pearls. It might interest you to know that this kind of pearl is rare and valuable. Would you like to take a look at it?”
Matthew shook his head.
The attendant led them forward and said, “This is our main exhibition hall. There are three different colors of pearls here; white, pink, and purple. Which of these would you like?”
Stella spoke up before Matthew could.
Pointing at a string of black pearls, she said sincerely, “Mr. Clark, I think this one will suit your wife very well. It’s beautiful and has a noble look to…”
Her voice trailed off all of a sudden.
This was because she noticed that Matthew’s face darkened and displeasure leaped into his eyes in a split second.
“Did I say something wrong?” she asked warily.
Matthew stared at her for a long time before saying indifferently, “My grandmother is nearly seventy years old. She doesn’t Like black.”
Stella’s pupils shrank.
Grandma? The loved one he talked about was actually his grandmother!
She couldn’t have been more wrong! No wonder Matthew’s mood changed in the blink of an eye.
Stella bit her tongue in regret. After beating herself up for a while, she finally got a grip.
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She scanned the display cases around and then pointed at a pearl necklace with a gradient from white to yellow.
“Mr. Clark, each pearl on this piece is round and has a great luster. Its style is dignified and noble, so it should be perfect for your grandmother.
What do you think?”
Matthew looked in the direction she pointed and smiled.
Catching the satisfaction in his eyes, the attendant moved over to the display glass, gestured to the necklace, and introduced, “This is from a classic series that symbolizes health and longevity, prosperity, and nobility. It is very suitable for the elderly.”
Matthew nodded.
“I’ll take it.”
“Great!” The shop assistant took out the jewelry carefully and packed it up at the payment counter.
Seeing that Matthew had no intention to scold her for the wrong assumption, Stella breathed a sigh of relief.
It dawned on her that there was still a whole lot more she needed to learn about her boss. She couldn’t afford to make such a mistake again.