She Got A Better Man

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"Come back here, you troublemaker!" Karen ordered with a gloomy expression. She thought, "This granddaughter of mine is. really my greatest nemesis. She always makes me angry every time we meet

Elvira turned around and said indifferently, "Since you don't want me to leave, can you move aside and let me in? It's not nice blocking the doorway."

Elvira stood there, exuding an elegant yet effortlessly casual beauty. She seemed to glow, attracting everyone's attention. The gown she was wearing made all the women present to be emotionally overwhelmed. They wanted to know which haute couture designer it was from and wanted to order a similar one for themselves.

With Elvira attracting so much attention, there was no way Judy would be willing to accept this. Of course, Karen was also displeased, thinking, "Today's anniversary celebration is mainly for Judy. What's with Elvira coming here to steal the limelight?'

"Hurry up and change out of your cheap clothes and those fake jewelry!" Karen said. "Don't you know what kind of occasion we're in today? Aren't you ashamed of yourself for wearing a bunch of knockoffs?" With that said coldly, Karen waved to call her assistant over, wanting her to bring Elvira to change into an average-looking dress.

The female guests began to whisper among themselves. They were surprised that the eldest daughter of the Willis family wore knockoffs. They found Elvira very vain. Despite saying that, they secretly admired how she managed to make the knockoffs look so classy. 'Some people are just naturally elegant, they thought.

A snort of laughter could be heard. As it was quite loud, it attracted everyone's attention. Karen also looked over. Elvira also looked at the woman who suddenly sneered.

woman walked over confidently and loudly said, "I thought the Willis family was wealthy and aristocratic. I came to Jersten for a business trip today and specially came over to join in the anniversary celebration. It seems

Judy frowned at the woman in front of her. She felt

today were either wealthy or influential, so she had to first find out who the woman was and see if

why are you mocking the host?" Her tone

this guest here," she said. "She's Emma Wilson, the chief designer of Luyden Group. We've been good friends for years. When she heard that I was attending Willis Group's anniversary celebration today, she came along with

among the guests, especially women, who were all excited. Luyden Group was the world's largest luxury brand. Almost all the haute couture gowns worn by

a gown, but Emma only served the royal families of various countries. There was no way ordinary people could ordera gown personally designed by her. Judy also remembered that she too desired to have a gown designed by Emma. However, she was not in a position to get Emma to personally design a gown for her. She even thought about asking Emma to be her mentor, but Emma ignored her. Judy's eyes lit up. She thought, 'Emma

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to gain Emma's favor. Emma immediately waved and interrupted

made Judy completely dumbfounded. She did not know how she had offended Emma. She thought, I just wanted

this, her expression darkened. She said, "Even if you're a designer from Luyden

is nothing more than nouveau riche which lacks in cultural refinement." "You..." Karen was so angry that she was about to have a heart attack. She thought, 'One should

the ones who are embarrassing yourselves! Not only is Miss Elvira's gown authentic, but it's also an antique. Its market value has long been valued at over 20 million dollars. The jewelry set she's wearing is also an antique with a value exceeding 100 million dollars! This is just my initial estimate. If

at Elvira again, thinking, 'No wonder we find her gown eye-catching and her jewelry is so shiny. It turns out that they are all authentic and are actually antiques. Who exactly is Miss Elvira? She can wear such expensive treasures! The Willis family is ignorant of the value of things, so much so that they mistake treasures for fakes? What that woman