Chapter 87:

Kathy’s contempt was on the verge of boiling over. Joanna was seething with anger, while Norah remained as cool as a cucumber, which only served to heighten Kathy’s anxiety.

“Listen up, last time Derek and I spotted Mr. Scott wining and dining with a lady at the Sky Restaurant. Do you know her, Miss Wilson? She’s Amabel from the Morris family, a hotshot business consultant working for a big-shot company abroad. They were giggling and chatting away like old acquaintances.”

Madeline couldn’t help but smirk, her eyes brimming with malice as she fixed a painted gaze on Norah, hoping to witness her breakdown. In Madeline’s book, Norah had barely been with Sean a month before he moved on to another woman. Surely Norah must be going through a rough time, right?

Jumping on the bandwagon, Kathy chimed in, “So, Norah, are you crashing at the Hayes family’s house? Mr. Hayes doesn’t mind that you just split with my brother and now Mr. Scott’s given you the boot? Oh, the drama!”

Kathy and Madeline exchanged a knowing glance, their eyes betraying their unabashed delight in Norah’s seemingly misfortune.

The salesperson from BelleVogue had been following Norah and Joanna since they walked in. Attempting to diffuse the tension, she approached them and said, “Ladies, do you need any help?”

Kathy shot back haughtily, “Who do you think you are? Did we ask for your damn assistance?”

The salesperson visibly paled but persisted, “Ma’am, I’m just a salesperson here at BelleVogue. If you need anything, just let me know. All of you are valued customers. Let’s not argue, please.”

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Madeline tugged at Kathy’s arm. “Kathy, she didn’t mean any provocation. Why start a fight?”

The salesperson glanced gratefully at Madeline.

Kathy relented begrudgingly, “Fine. I shouldn’t have snapped at her.”

Kathy then gestured arrogantly toward Norah. “But this pauper couldn’t afford a single thing in this store! If she accidentally ruins a dress, she couldn’t even afford to compensate for it.”

icy. “You call me a

and Madeline are merely beggars. It’s almost comical for you to hurl insults! What makes

finger at Norah, Kathy retorted, “What nonsense are

forcefully, eliciting immediate cries of, “Ouch, ouch, ouch! Let go of my hand! Madeline, help me! It

holding onto her finger

stand people pointing fingers at me! I

“It’s going to break!”

let go. Do you

responded firmly. “Madeline, get this straight. It’s you two who provoked me! Joanna and I were just happily browsing through clothes when you two started barking at us. What, we’re not allowed to fight back? We have to

crossing her arms. “I’ve never seen such

swift shake, Norah

she said, “I didn’t say anything wrong. Your source of income is murky. You haven’t got a penny to your name. If that’s

about to respond when a

words echoed through the room

salesperson breathed a sigh of relief. Finally, someone capable had

dripping with charm. “Even if Miss

taken aback. “And who might

like that,” Madeline scoffed. Judging by the man’s demeanor, it

value of BelleVogue’s luxury items extended into the hundreds of thousands, with personalized pieces potentially

salesperson spoke up,

didn’t you tell me you were here? I heard these two morons mocking you the moment I stepped out, and it set

Aaron! Norah isn’t fazed at all, but their nonsense had

composed, showing no sign of

to Madeline. “I heard that the judge for the Great

sparkled. “It might very well

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