Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life

In high spirits, Jasmine sipped her fruit tea, her eyes casually settling on Fiona, who was lounging comfortably on the sofa, waving a hand as she directed the waiter.

"What are you just standing there for? Go lend a hand, would you?"

The waiter hesitated, clearly recognizing Jasmine's status. While she didn't know who Fiona was, anyone hanging out with Jasmine had to be someone important. Jasmine had zero patience for such sluggishness. Her demeanor turned frosty as she slammed her teacup down on the coffee table, glaring at the group. "What's going on here? Are you disrespecting me, or is it just standard practice for your store to push its customers around?"

The waiter quickly approached, leaning in to whisper to Jasmine, "Ms. Bryant, it's not that we're unwilling to let the lady try on the dress. It's just that Ms. Jane already reserved it, and our hands are tied."

Hearing this, Jasmine's expression grew even colder, her displeasure evident. "Why didn't you mention this earlier?"

She shot a sharp look at the waiter. If she'd known Jane had reserved the dress, she wouldn't have let Fiona try it on; the very thought was aggravating.

Fiona, gently taking the dress from her hands. "Fiona, let's pick out something else. This dress is spoken

allowing Jasmine to reclaim the dress. While she admired its look, it wasn't worth causing a fuss over someone else's reservation, especially

you find another style, something even better!" Jasmine casually tossed the dress

more options, they nearly bumped

of their voices from the entrance, and the

dress I reserved? Then why were you immediately drawn to it when you walked in? Hilarious," Jane

chose not to engage, though the disdain in her eyes

stayed cool, her smiles reserved solely

high-end store letting just anyone walk in these days? And then they have the nerve to mess with my custom