Bride Behind the Mask novel Chapter 76

It was driving her nuts.

Who the hell would want that raggedy old dress?

That sneaky Marguerite totally ruined Yuna's plans.

What woman wouldn't look better in the clothes she bought? How could that dress she picked from downstairs possibly catch Frederick's eye.

Yuna wanted to cancel her agreement with Alison single-handedly, but it was too late.

Frederick was looking at her, his gaze was terrifying, and she had no choice but to force herself to serve Marguerite.

Yuna put on the sample of crystal shoes and walked up to Marguerite.

Marguerite's indifferent gaze fell on those pretty crystal shoes, she slightly raised her eyebrows, and looked at her from top to bottom: "Turn around, and let me see the design of the heel."

Yuna was full of anger, but she dared not get angry because of Frederick's presence, so she had to compromise and turn around.

Marguerite nodded, "Not bad. I'll take this pair, get me another."

Marguerite picked more than fifty pairs of shoes.

Yuna tried on as many pairs as Marguerite picked out.

Every time, Marguerite had her spin to showcase the details of the shoes. By the time she finished trying on the last pair, Yuna was already dizzy and exhausted.

Marguerite and Alison decided on the final styles and the models were dismissed by Alison.

Yuna stormed off, cursing Marguerite countless times in her heart, but the moment she stepped downstairs, she heard Alison's voice tinged with excitement that couldn't be hidden away, "Mr. Winston, your total comes to five hundred thousand dollars."

What?

Five hundred thousand! Dollars?!

Frederick didn't even have five hundred thousand on the card he gave Yuna, but he spent a whopping five hundred thousand shopping with Marguerite.

The stark contrast made Yuna feel both hateful and jealous, yet there was nothing she could do.

On the other side, after Frederick swiped his card, he instructed the clerk to deliver all the purchased clothes to his home.

Marguerite changed into a new dress and a pair of white fisherman's shoes on the spot. When she came out of the dressing room, Frederick seemed surprised.

Admittedly, Marguerite wasn't attractive, but she looked much better in nice clothes.

He had a good taste.