The phone case she chose was adorned with pink diamonds, the kind you find at roadside stalls, not expensive, just a few dozen bucks.
In terms of aesthetics, Summer Sutton was like many girls, fond of pretty, shiny little things.
She bought such a phone case purely for fun.
Who knew that after Adrian Walyon saw it, the next day he gifted her one that looked similar, but was entirely encrusted with real diamonds.
Summer Sutton's phone had a 5.8-inch screen, not small.
A phone case fully encrusted with diamonds would need at least a hundred of them.
For Adrian Walyon, money seemed like no issue; as long as she liked something, he'd present it to her.
His gift was incomparable to the one Summer casually bought the previous day.
What he gave was genuine, and each diamond was of the highest quality.
If such a phone case were actually used, would it be too flashy?
