Jane knew Grandma May’s necklace was expensive at just a glance. She quickly refused, saying, “You’ve already given Chloe a lot of jewelry, Grandma May. They’re more than enough.”

It was a necklace Grandma May often wore. Jane noticed Grandma May would always have that necklace on whenever she saw her.

“Since Clo-clo likes it, I’ll give it to her. I have many other necklaces anyway.”

Grandma May smiled. “You don’t have to worry that I might run out of jewelry from giving it out too frequently.”

“Of course, not. You won’t run out of jewelry, but this necklace is too precious. Clo-clo is still young and won’t be wearing any jewelry just yet. You can keep it and give it out a few years later if Serenity happens to bear your future great-granddaughter.”

That necklace was gifted to Grandma May by her husband. She liked it a lot and wore it often.

Not only was it expensive, but it also represented the love of her partner.

It was a meaningful necklace.

“Okay. Since Clo-clo won’t take