Chapter 700

As Joshua spoke, he raised his left hand and made it a point to show Janice his wedding band. Janice knew he was married, of course. She didn't mind, nor did she care. As long as she was alive, she was determined to have Joshua. She frowned at the plain platinum wedding band on Joshua's ring finger, scoffing, "I bet that cheap bitch Queenie picked that out, didn't she? The tacky design and lack of detail tells me she picked it out from the bargain section of a low-end boutique." Jeremy swallowed. He was worried for Janice's safety after her brazen insult. The wedding band was designed by one of Newman Group's in-house jewelry designers two years ago. It might look like an ordinary platinum ring, but over time, the platinum coating would wear off to reveal the golden band beneath. It symbolized a long-lasting marriage, strengthened by time and proven by a couple's ongoing love for one another—a covenant that was more solid than gold. Joshua was unaffected by Janice's ignorance. It