Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon

Chapter Twenty Nine

Amber’s POV.

My patience was wearing thin as I glanced at my watch for what felt like the hundredth time. Richard

was late, and I couldn’t help but feel a twinge of annoyance creeping in. We had agreed to meet at the bridal shop at 1 p.m. sharp, and yet, here I was, waiting for him since he was running late.

I didn’t like the idea of being in a bridal shop, which was why I didn’t want to waste any time here, but Richard just had to waste my time by running late.

Letting out a tired sigh, I shifted uncomfortably in the plush seating area, feeling the eyes of the

female staff drilling into me. They must have noticed my restlessness.

I ignored their staring and continued waiting quietly until one of the staff members approached met

with a hint of condescension in her voice.

“Are you sure you’re still interested in shopping. Miss Grey?” she asked, her voice dripping with false politeness. “Our bridal shop welcomes a lot of important clients, and one of them is on their way. If you’re unable to sort yourself out in the next ten minutes, I’m afraid I’ll have to escort

you out of the building.”

I stared up at the woman, a mixture of disbelief and shock playing across my face. “Are you trying to

kick me out?” I asked, my voice laced with obvious disbelief. I couldn’t believe the audacity of this

woman.

Janice, as her name tag revealed, squared her shoulders and gave me a condescending smile. “If you dor t start shopping for a dress in the next ten minutes, I’ll have no choice but to escort you out,” she repeated, her tone leaving no room for negotiation.

My frustration swelled, but I fought to keep it in check. I didn’t want to cause a scene, especially not before Richard arrived. I took a deep breath, reminding myself to stay calm.

“Look, I’m waiting for my fiance to arrive,” I replied, my voice steady but tinged with irritation. “We had planned to come here together. I will start shopping as soon as he arrives.”

Janice’s smile faltered for a moment, her gaze flickering with uncertainty. “Well, Miss Grey, time is limited. I suggest you make a decision quickly. We have an important client coming in, and they

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the audacity of the staff in front of me. Janice’s condescending attitude and blatant disrespect were infuriating. I was about to respond to her, ready to give her a piece of my mind, when

same spot. I tried to ignore the commotion, uninterested in whatever was happening, but Janice’s

immediately if

intensified as the realization hit me. She was really kicking

he questioned what was going on. I turned to face him, my expression a mix of irritation

on?”

I faced Janice once again. “Is Richard here the important guest you

seemed momentarily confused, raising her head to meet my furious gaze. Her confident façade faltered as she realized her mistake. I could see a hint of embarrassment in her eyes, although she

reached my side, his eyes searching mine for answers. “Amber, is there a problem?” he asked, his voice laced

breath, trying to compose myself before responding. “Janice here thought it was necessary to kick me out of the shop until their ‘important client‘ arrived,” I explained, emphasizing the irony of her words. “And apparently, that ‘important client‘ was

eyes darted between me and Janice, grasping the situation.

down on you?” Richard questioned, his tone making it seem like he was contemplatin something.

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fiance?” she asked, her words laced with surprise.

utterly disgusted by her lack of

so keen on welcoming is indeed my fiance,”

ice.

“Is it necessary for us to shop for my

you want to go somewhere else, that’s fine with me, Amber,” he replied. “I’ll just make a few calls, and we’ll visit a few other options I have

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situation. “Wait, please,” she pleaded. “I apologize for the way I’ve

were.”

audacity to offer me a half–hearted apology. Rolling my eyes,

shop, determined not to let the rude staff ruin my mood until