Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 258

Marguerite, despite the grotesque human skin mask the wom, had a body that was undeniably impreculv

1ter sleeveless dress revealed her porcelain white arms, its length above the knee giving an illusion of long, slender lega. A beige elk rihl fied around her waist, forming a tiny bow at the back

She was reminiscent of a blossoming young girl

With a satisfied nod, Lavene moved forward, guiding Marguerite to face the dressing mirror “You look lovely, look at yourself in the mirror Stand tall and be confident.”

Looking into the mirror, Morguente saw more than just a pretty woman. Ignoring her hornely face, everything below her neck was a sight to behold.

“You see, what a pretty young lady you are,” Laverne remarked, before calling over a store assistant “We’ll take this dress. We’re wearing it out.”

Hearing this, the store assistant immediately set off to process the order, a big grin on their face.

This left Marguerite utterly perplexed, quickly stopping Laverne. Grandma, this dress isn’t for me. Please, let’s not buy it

She had sneaklly checked the price tag while trying on the dress–400 dollars. Although it wasn’t as expensive as the pieces Frederick bought for her, she knew that her grandmother hadn’t had any income since leaving the hospital. She didn’t want her to splurge

However, Laverne gently held Marquente’s hand. “Are you worried about the price?”

right words to refuse. “Grandma, you really don’t need to buy this for me. Frederick bought me a

gently stroked Marguerite’s fingers, offering a small smile. “What he bought is his business, what

in the mirror,

you like this image of

Marguerite nodded.

smiled. “That’s all that

tucked Marguerite’s hair behind her ear, her

Life is hard enough, we need to find ways to brighten it up. What you lack

had a way of getting through

or look pretty. She always thought of

in love and in life. So what was the point of dressing up? No one would spare her

that women don’t dress up to please others,

a bit dazed. She couldn’t shake

up at Laverne, she asked, “Grandina, we can buy dresses any other day,

and her

was eighteen, her school had organized a coming–of–age ceremony for all the seniors. But Marguerite, being a tuition student without an official status, wasn’t eligible

her classmates, dressed in formal attire, walked hand in hand through the ceremonial

it all and it broke

buy Marguerite a formal dress and personally walk her through