The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 277

Chapter 277

Alina silently graded her performance just now. This was a mistake she had yet to consider.

Once Alina left with the bodyguards and the styling team was arranged by the butler to go into another room, Tanya walked over with a displeased expression

She assessed the long dress hanging there, then slowly tumed her gaze to Madison. "Maddie, do you think what you did is right?"

"What do you mean?"

"If you weren't satisfied with the dresses I arranged for you, you could've told me directly. Why did you have to call in outsiders to slap me in the face? What do you think others will think of me?" Madison glanced at the furious Tanya and then at Rebecca. "What do you mean, "how will others think of you?"

Tanya pointed at the dress. "You had the Hall family send you a dress. What does that mean? Doesn't it imply you're unsatisfied with what I arranged for you? Do you know how much your dress costs? Over five million each! I prepared five for you, five! And you still need

more.

"I told you I'd find a styling company that previously worked with your grandmother. Why did you have to seek out another styling team?

the dress. "Maddie, you really shouldn't wear that dress! Although Mom's dresses aren't as

for another occasion," she added, a glint

wouldn't be

should belong

The

Madison have

were speaking, David approached with a puzzled expression "Mrs. Locke, Mr. Jordan salle and his mother, Mrs. Salle, have arrived." Tanya suppressed her anger. "They're here this early? The birthday party is at

Rebecca. "Let's go down and greet

here to see

Madison followed them downstairs.

the visibly upset Tanya and Rebecca, Jordan cheerfully approached Madison. "Ms. Madison, guess

mom had a designer create a dress for you, along with matching accessories." Jordan raised an eyebrow.

learned their intentions. Tanya's expression tumed

I'll be straightforward. Are you trying to

aback. "Tanya, what are you talking

rive dresses. Didn't you see the

Tanya spoke, the

been so good to Madison Why did it seem in their eyes that she was always