His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 577

The package was heavily insured, and the courier triple-checked her identification before handing it over personally.

Curious, Niamh tore it open as soon as he left.

Seeing the elegant gift box underneath the wrapping, she had a feeling it contained a piece of jewelry.

She lifted the lid, her eyes widening.

It was indeed a necklace, and it was breathtaking.

The chain, crafted from yellow gold, was composed of three intricate, diamond-encrusted layers, each featuring vintage filigree work that was complex yet exquisitely lavish.

The three strands alone were dazzling enough to be a statement piece.

But suspended below was a flawless, fancy vivid yellow diamond of the highest quality.

Its sheer size suggested a significant weight, a museum-grade gem.

The cushion-cut diamond was framed by a double halo of pink pavé diamonds, making the centerpiece pop with extraordinary brilliance.

The entire piece, from its design to its craftsmanship, exuded the opulent, classical aura of European royalty.

Niamh stared at it for a moment, then it hit her.

This had to be the legendary yellow diamond necklace from the Aldonian royal family.

She remembered hearing that after Princess Elise's death, the royal house had put the necklace up for auction.

"So..."

Who could have sent this to her?

The first person who came to mind was Elmer, perhaps as a congratulatory gift for her divorce.

But on second thought, that didn't seem right.

The decree had been sent directly to her; Elmer wouldn't know about it yet.

The contents sent another wave of shock through her.

As illogical as the necklace was, the terms of the settlement outlined in this document were infinitely more valuable than a hundred-million-dollar piece of jewelry.

Niamh sat in silence for a long time, her heart still racing.

She picked up her phone, intending to call Judge Jan, but just then, Amy knocked and entered.

"Boss, Chloe Fontaine from Elixir & Co. is on the line. She'd like to invite you to their new store's grand opening in the Meridian Business District this weekend."

"Chloe?" Niamh was a little surprised, not by the invitation itself, but by the fact that Chloe had called her office instead of her personal number.

"I see. Tell her I'll be there." Niamh managed a faint smile.

It seemed that in Chloe's eyes, she had transitioned from a friend to a business asset, a contact to be handled with official formality.

Niamh expected Amy to leave after relaying the message, but her assistant just stood there, staring with wide, unblinking eyes.