Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 102 Still Not Going to Apologize I watched Elsa in silence, curious to see what she would say next.

She put on a troubled expression and hesitated for a long time before finally speaking in a voice full of grievance as if she were being forced into a corner.

Yet her voice was loud enough for everyone nearby to hear. "This gown is one of only two in the world. One was kept by Debbie herself, and the other was purchased by a mysterious buyer."

I raised an eyebrow, signaling for her to continue.

"Jane, ever since you got married, you've been a housewife. How could you possibly know any mysterious buyers?"

She turned to the crowd as if explaining on my behalf, her tone gentle and understanding. "Don't blame Jane, everyone. She didn't know. It wasn't intentional. She didn't mean to wear a fake."

On the surface, she acted like she was defending me. But in reality, she was repeating the accusation over and over again, making sure everyone believed I was wearing a fake.

I remained calm, letting her little performance draw in more spectators.

around us, I finally spoke, my voice even. "Just because you wear fakes doesn't mean everyone else

took a step forward, and Elsa instinctively stepped back. "Jane, what are you talking about?

her chin stubbornly, tears welling up in her eyes. "I'm only trying to remind you. I don't want people to misunderstand you. Why are you trying

in her defense. "She's standing

limited edition gown. If you just admit you didn't know, people would understand. I mean, staying home for too long

it around

even more pitiful. A single

hold back. "Honestly, being a designer is a waste of your

of confusion flickered in Elsa's

really consider a career in the entertainment industry. That kind of

left my mouth, Elsa immediately realized I was mocking her. Her face froze.

against me for exposing your fake gown, but you don't have to mock me like this. It's better I bring it up now than if Ms. Lopez were

crowd. "I heard someone's wearing a knockoff of

parted as a woman in a striking red