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"How can we help you today, Sir?" The man behind the counter asked me and I took a deep breath. I always felt lost in jewellery shops. Especially Tiffany and Co. it just felt too exquisite. I wish Ruth would have just come and helped me choose. But no. She wanted to take a nice bubble bath.
"I'm looking for something delicate," I tell him, "Maybe a pendant. Or a bracelet. And something colourful, something really vibrant and attractive."
"Alright." He nods, "No rings right?"
"No. No rings." I shake my head negatively. "It's for my niece, and she's just a kid. So something that suits her."
"Something dainty?"
"Yes." I nod.
He smiled. "I got you, Sir. Just a moment."
I nodded again and he disappeared, leaving me alone. I stood there looking around. There were too many jewels,
