"Oh, Summer, Winter," Reyna cooed, though her eyes were fixed on the laid diamond necklace reflecting in the mirror. She tilted her head, snapping another photo on her phone for her social media.
"Doesn't this diamond just look good on mummy?"
"Mummy looks pretty with diamonds. Mummy, can I get a diamond too?"
"Why do you need a diamond? You're a boy." Summer pulled her brother's hand away from the table filled with diamond jewelry.
However, Reyna barely heard them. She was too busy taking pictures for her social media.
"Are you sure this is rare? I don't want anyone having the same matching jewelries in their posts. You know how this fame thing is."
The store clerk cleared his throat, eyeing her out of the corner of his eye. The man's gaze was an uncomfortable one; he hadn't missed the fact that she had spent forty minutes "selecting" pieces and taking selfies without once reaching for a credit card.
"Mummy, I'm bored. I want to go," Summer whined, pulling at Reyna's skirt.
