Constrained to Start (8 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 96

A red case. In his haste, he opened the lid, revealing a five-carat, teardrop-shaped diamond ring that immediately caught the eye.

Even Ra Jin, who frequently attended luxury jewelry events, recognized this was no ordinary piece—such was the extraordinary taste of his late grandmother.

“Ra Jin.”

Without giving her even a moment to pull away, he slid the ring onto her ring finger. His grandmother must have had exceptional intuition—it fit Ra Jin’s slender finger perfectly, as if custom-made.

“I was worried about the size. I’m glad it worked out.”

“When on earth did you prepare this?”

“It wasn’t me. It was my grandmother, who passed away ten years ago.”

She’d grown uncertain about her health and spent days worrying over it, he explained. Though her grandsons were all stoic and no one knew when they’d marry, she personally arranged these rings to pass down like heirlooms to her future granddaughters-in-law.

He’d kept it carefully tucked away in a drawer all this time, and only now had it finally found its rightful owner—he smiled faintly.

“Still, I’ll buy you a real wedding ring.”

He added that, unlike necklaces, he wanted to choose a wedding ring carefully, so it would have to wait.

“But this is from your grandmother. It’s more than enough.”

She waved her hands dismissively—she already owned plenty of jewelry, and this ring held special meaning, so there was no need for a new one.

“Even so, it’s not acceptable.”

His grandmother was his grandmother, but he was himself, he whispered, his voice melting against Ra Jin’s cheek as he confessed he had countless things he wanted to give her, to do for her.

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