Celestial Queen: Revenge Is Sweet When You’re A Zillionaire Heiress

Chapter 1733:

This boutique’s clothes were so expensive that even Zora could only afford one piece a month at most. The idea of Virginia shopping here was downright laughable.

Virginia instinctively darted a glance at Harlee, who remained sprawled on the sofa, idly engrossed in a game on her phone. Drawing in a steady breath, Virginia squared her shoulders and leveled a cold stare at Zora.

“Whether I have money or not is none of your concern. And quit calling me a broke girl. Tell me, Zora, aside from the luck of being born into a better family, what makes you better than me?”

Zora’s face flushed with rage at Virginia’s sharp retort. Her hand shot up, poised to slap Virginia across the face, but before she could move, Hazel swiftly intervened, grabbing her wrist.

It was only then that Zora recalled the boutique’s strict no-disturbance policy. Anyone who caused a scene would be permanently banned from their stores.

Taking a deep, controlled breath, Zora managed to mask her fury with a cold, mocking smile.

“Sure, it’s not my business. But it certainly matters to these sales associates. You’ve had them running all over the store fetching clothes for you, yet you’re not even buying anything. Seems to me you are just wasting their time.”

crept in. Just then, a reassuring voice came from behind Virginia,

“You’re so noisy.”

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gaze coldly sweeping over Zora and Hazel, who had caused

on the clothes she likes. How can you be so sure she won’t

presence, Zora panicked, fearing she had offended some big shot. She glanced at Harlee’s clothes and accessories, checking for price tags. Finding none, she breathed a sigh

was just bluffing and foolishly defending Virginia, fueling her desire to humiliate them and have

I’d kneel down

that? I can’t wait to see her do just

then casually closed the game on her phone and transferred a million dollars to Virginia’s

ahead and buy the outfit you’re trying on. Then

she managed to pay, her movements automatic, her mind a

in shock. She couldn’t fathom that someone she deemed indigent