Sophie Kenwick could not recall ever being treated so poorly before.

Although her father had taught her to forgive others whenever she could, she found it hard to tolerate the lack of respect any further. "Excuse me, can you let me browse in peace?" she asked calmly. Her tone did not make her appear to be an innocent girl, however.

Nevertheless, the sales assistant wasn't backing off but even rolled her eyes at Sophie. "Can you let us sell clothes in peace? How are we supposed to sell any of those if you dirty them up?"

Sophie was speechless.

She remembered her father's advice about forgiveness and letting things go, but he also taught her not to tolerate what was intolerable.

She clenched her fists tightly. "What makes you think I won't buy it?"

"Look at yourself! You don't look like you're here to buy anything," the sales assistant retorted.

"What's wrong with the way I look?" Sophie asked defensively.

her from head to toe. "You look poor," she said in a sarcastic tone, not bothering to hide her disdain at all, much to the

store increased, and the ladies who had witnessed

as she browsed through the racks. "Honestly, do they just let anyone in

that she was poor, so how could someone from a

Meanwhile, the sales assistant

when she saw that a customer shared her contempt. "Miss, you heard it yourself. our customers don't like you loitering around here. Just buy what you want and leave, and if you don't want to buy anything, then..." she trailed

"Then what?" Sophie prompted.

down coldly before walking off in annoyance, thinking that there was no need to spell out the fact that she was

kind of poor kid who had

seemed impossible to count on her to buy from a

long time knew how to assess their customers, judging their spending power based

she had never been treated

was wrong with this

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