"Try this first." Colin pointed at the blue dress that drew his attention in the display window.

Blue was my favorite color. Regardless of its hue, I loved it. The salesperson guided me to the dressing room. I looked at my reflection in the waist-length mirror in the cubicle. Then, I tied my ponytail into an elegant bun. I tilted my head left and right. If I had matching earrings, it'd be even more perfect.

Many people had told me that when I sat down, I looked like a sophisticated woman in a painting. As I admired myself, my plain makeup and classy bun did make me look like a Renaissance beauty. I walked out of the dressing room and stopped before Colin.

Perhaps my dress was a bit tight, or perhaps I was feeling like royalty, my gait changed into that of a noble, dainty princess. They often said the first impression was decided by what one wore. And I couldn't agree more with that sentiment.

made for you. Miss, you're the only customer I've seen who matches this dress so

ever since I walked out of the dressing room. He was getting slightly breathy. In his eyes,

performed a curtsy like those elegant women did in period dramas. If I had a

around us, he stood up and pulled me into his embrace. Then, he whispered into my ears, "Babe, you're like a painting. Can I collect you?" My heart began beating uncontrollably.

The excitement in Colin's eyes never disappeared. Every time I tried on a new dress, he

personally. She said she had never seen anyone who could pull off those dresses perfectly and gave us a 10%

frugal woman, I counted how much money I had saved by getting that 10% discount. My gesture made

was extra touchy when we were in bed. He kept caressing me and touching me. Before we went to Jasmine's birthday party,

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