CHAPTER 398: CHAPTER 398: SHE TRULY PUT HER HEART INTO IT

The item in the elderly lady’s hands indeed couldn’t be considered valuable; it was a clay figure, smiling cheerfully, very adorable.

The figure was dressed in a style the elderly lady often wore, with even the hairstyle and clothing being very detailed.

It was a truly special gift. Over the years, the elderly lady had received countless presents.

No matter how expensive, they were no longer novel to her. Hearing that Bella Green was giving her a gift, she was delighted.

It was just as Bellamy Homes anticipated; no matter what Bella Green gave her, she would be overjoyed.

However, the handmade clay figure in front of her did make her pause for a moment.

Especially upon hearing that Bella Green made it herself, she immediately broke into a smile.

"Good, good, Bella, you’re so thoughtful. For so many years, Granny hasn’t received a gift she liked this much."

The elderly lady looked at Bella Green, her eyes filled with warmth and affection, her eyes a bit red.

"As long as you like it, Granny." Bella Green smiled.

The elderly lady gently placed the clay figure back in the box and then closed the lid.

The sight made Bellamy Homes unable to stop laughing.

"This is the first time I’ve seen you being so careful with a gift."

The way she handled it was as if the little figure was made of tofu, liable to break at a touch.

"Shoo, this is a gift Bella made by hand; of course, I have to be careful."

After speaking, she turned to Bella Green and said, "I’ll put it at my bedside later and look at it every day."

Seeing the elderly lady genuinely liked it, Bella Green felt relieved, then looked at Bellamy Homes and handed over another gift bag.

Bellamy Homes looked at the exquisite embroidery pattern on the bag, and she more or less guessed that Bella Green might have given her a cheongsam, just like Fiona Grantham.

Smiling, she took it but did not open it.

Even Bella Green had said it was something she had bought herself. The cheongsam Fiona Grantham gave last time was worth hundreds of thousands.

If Bella Green also gave a cheongsam, it naturally wouldn’t compare to Fiona Grantham’s. Bellamy Homes worried that Bella might lose face, so she simply didn’t open it.

"Why don’t you open it and take a look?" Mason raised an eyebrow and asked, somewhat dissatisfied.

He didn’t even get a gift, yet she received one and didn’t open it to look?

Upon hearing this, Bellamy Homes paused, then looked at the box in her hand. She smiled and finally opened it.

It was different from what she thought. Inside was not a cheongsam, but a silk fan, an exquisite silk fan with a peony design.

"This?" Bellamy Homes was slightly surprised.

"I see you have many cheongsams, and I felt this silk fan would suit you well. Paired with a cheongsam, it should look very beautiful," Bella Green said with a smile.

Buying this gift for Bellamy Homes could be considered a clever choice.

Everyone knew Bellamy Homes liked cheongsams, but few knew she also liked silk fans.

In her past life, she had seen her spend a lot of money at an auction to buy a silk fan.

Bellamy Homes truly liked it. Although it didn’t appear particularly expensive, it was something she genuinely liked from the bottom of her heart.

At that moment, her gaze towards Bella Green changed.

If earlier she treated Bella Green politely because of Mason Bennett and the elderly lady, now she truly smiled at her.

Almost anyone who inquired would know she liked cheongsams, but not many knew she liked silk fans.

It would be unlikely she purposely found out; even Mason Bennett didn’t know. The only explanation was she really put thought into it.

At that moment, Bellamy Homes’s gaze towards Bella Green softened.

"Bella, you’re so thoughtful. I really like it."