Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."

Reborn into her wedding day, Cora Quinn snorts at the cheap plastic bouquet offered by Elsie Reed, the daughter of Quinn family's former housekeeper. One act of mercy in her past life led to ruin—Reed took the priceless jadeite bouquet, her fiancé, and her brother, leaving her to perish in the streets. Now, clutching her grandfather's final masterpiece, her eyes turns to ice. "My bouquet," she declared, "is a national treasure."