"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

He was getting slightly breathy. In his eyes, there was

like those elegant women did in period dramas. If I

whispered into my ears, "Babe, you're like a painting. Can I collect you?" My heart began

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

we went to pay, the shop owner came to handle our transaction personally. She said she had never seen anyone who could pull off those dresses perfectly and gave us a

I had saved by getting that 10% discount.

ears were still hot and tingly from the compliments I had received. Colin was extra touchy when we were in bed. He kept caressing me and touching me. Before we went to Jasmine's birthday party, I put on Colin's favorite dress and tied my hair into a bun. Then, I donned pearl white earrings and high heels of the

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