The agent seemed happy with Dalton's suggestion and he felt like he could move on to the next step of the process. He chuckled at her bright declaration of finally being able to wear swimsuits and leaned back in his seat, reaching for one of the drawers in his workbench. He pulled it out fully, the gentle clink of metal against metal as he moved it to hold it between them. Inside, there was a collection of various jewellery, rings, bracelets, and necklaces, even earrings, all in different styles but generally more understated than flamboyant. Most of them were golden or silver–although not all were true gold or silver, simply plated–but there were a few rose gold-hued pieces and even leather pieces wound around bits of elegant metal.
“Well, let's make those swimsuits happen. I like working with metals, and jewellery is an understated way of carrying an enchantment with you,” Dalton began, keeping the drawer steady so she could peruse the contents at her leisure. “Does anything here catch your eye as something you might wear every day?”
“Well, let's make those swimsuits happen. I like working with metals, and jewellery is an understated way of carrying an enchantment with you,” Dalton began, keeping the drawer steady so she could peruse the contents at her leisure. “Does anything here catch your eye as something you might wear every day?”