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The last time Aurora had taken Ian and Heather to the mall to revamp their styles, Julian happened to arrive for an inspection. He had caught sight of Aurora helping Ian try on a tie clip, and it had left him fuming. Today, however, Aurora stood before him, holding up clothes and measuring them against his figure, much like she did that day. "Miss, this gentleman has such a great physique. He'd look good in anything," a newly hired salesperson commented, oblivious to who Julian was.

"I feel the same way. Try these two on," Aurora said, handing Julian a shirt and a suit she had selected.

"Alright," Julian replied with a helpless shrug. In the past, he would have thought this whole process was a hassle-his secretaries usually kept track of his sizes and had clothes delivered to his home, perfectly tailored and ready to wear. He never had to try anything on. But since it was Aurora doing the picking, Julian quietly complied.

When he stepped out of the dressing room, every salesperson in the store stood stunned. The saying that beauty could be captivating was no exaggeration. The man before them had it all-an impeccable physique, an air of sophistication, and striking good looks. He was the epitome of perfection, akin to a living work of art.

Their store often catered to nouveau riche buyers or middle-aged men with expanding waistlines. Rarely did they see a man with such flawless proportions.

"Miss, is your husband a model by any chance?" one of the saleswomen asked.

"No, he's not," Aurora replied, a sense of pride filling her heart as she listened to their compliments. Honestly, Julian didn't need to try anything on-he could effortlessly pull off any style.

"Does it look good?" Julian asked, ignoring the salespeople's chatter and focusing solely on Aurora.

"Very handsome," she said earnestly. She then walked to another display, picking out a tie clip before returning to Julian. "Don't move."

Julian stood still, like an obedient child, letting Aurora fasten the tie clip for him.

The meticulously tailored suit fit him perfectly, accentuating every aspect of his exceptional form.

"This outfit is more suited for formal occasions," Aurora commented. "I've picked out another set-save it for New Year's." She held up a more casual selection.

the holiday season, Julian didn't need to attend any important meetings. For family gatherings and outings with

you like it,"

please wrap up both outfits for us," Aurora instructed

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onto hope, believing Aurora might forgive him and return to him. But as he watched her grow closer to Julian, he realized he no longer stood a

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