Jaylene Ziel, who was originally intently watching the meteor shower, was interrupted by the sudden singing. She took a sip of her cherry wine before speaking.
"Joseph Thompson, if you're going to propose to me, I suggest you get down on one knee now. There aren't many meteors right now, and I'm still in the mood to look at your wedding rings. If you wait until there are more meteors, falling like a waterfall, I'll probably be too distracted to care about your ring. I can assure you, even if you use the diamond from the charity banquet auction to make a diamond ring, it wouldn't outshine the stars in the sky!"
Joseph Thompson couldn't help but laugh at her words, then hurriedly said, "You've always been low-key, even buying silver wedding rings, so I didn't dare to prepare a diamond ring. Besides, what kind of diamond could outshine the stars in the sky?"
