“I’m doing great, thank you Katelynn! Or should I say daughter-in-law-to-be? Congratulations I’m so sorry I haven’t called! We’ve both been so busy and honestly our memories are like nets with massive holes in them, can’t remember a thing!” Bonnie laughed on the other side of the phone, “And I heard he gave you my mothers ring, too?”
His mother talked fast, not allowing Katelynn to reply to something before she was off on another topic, her mouth hanging open. “Uh..oh yes! I hope that’s okay? It’s a beautiful ring and honestly if it had been from a gumball machine I would have been happy..but this ring..knowing it’s an heirloom..it’s just really special to me..I don’t have anything from my side to pass down..”
She took a moment in her snowball making to stare at her gloved hand, feeling the ring rub against the material before taking off the glove to stare at it better.
“Of course it’s all right, that ring’s been in our family for so long you know? I think it first entered my family in the mid 1800’s so it’s got quite a history attached to it.” Bonnie said, “Honestly though she gave him that ring in her will saying she hopes he finds someone to give it too; I’m sure she’s happy to know he has and that you appreciate it so much.”