The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 1257:

She stepped into the elevator in a good mood, Julia trailing behind.

“Your mother dotes on you. It’s not even the season change yet, and she’s already picking out clothes for you. She said those bags were specially sourced from Valport—you can’t even buy them with money,” Julia said.

In her bedroom, Brenna found her wardrobe brimming with over a dozen luxury dresses, each worth hundreds of thousands, and seven cutting-edge designer bags, each valued in the millions.

Since Brenna had returned to the Harper family a year ago, Giselle had showered her with clothes, dresses, and cosmetics. Her walk-in closet overflowed with bags alone.

Shoes such as sneakers, casual pairs, and elegant leather heels lined her cabinets to capacity. Her clothing collection, from skirts to pants, coats to tops, rivaled a boutique’s variety.

Ernst often gifted her items too, and though Dalton was frequently away, he would always return with new clothes, jewelry, cosmetics, or perfumes—more than Brenna could ever use.

beaming. She casually pulled a dress from the wardrobe, one she hadn’t worn yet, and

up with gratitude.

at the dress, feeling little attachment to it. Her closet was

rolling in, those old outfits felt more like clutter than treasures. She’d be buying new clothes next year anyway, and the Harper family’s lifestyle didn’t allow her

breezy as she looked over at Julia. She tried to keep things light so Julia wouldn’t feel awkward about accepting the clothes. “If you don’t want them, give them to your friends. No sense letting them go to waste, especially

your imagination

time. Even though her circumstances had changed for the better, she didn’t want to just throw away things that were useless to

I’ll take care of the matter first thing tomorrow,” replied Julia, pleased. Most of Brenna’s hand-me-downs were

price. Some pieces, being rare finds, weren’t even

arrived at the office and spotted Alec with a long face. She decided to ignore his

in the office, she called

unhappy,” Brenna said directly, not bothering with small