Chapter 29 Can't Attend the Party
Early in the morning, in the stairwell, Allison looked around before whispering to Cathy, who was dressed flamboyantly.
"Miss Bird, I did what you asked me to do and cut up that dress. Let's see what she's going to wear. I don't know where that ugly woman got the confidence to go to the birthday party."
Cathy wasn't satisfied with just cutting up the dress. It could only appease the humiliation she had received at the clothing store.
What made Blanche think she could go to the party?
The thought of Blanche taking Louis' arm and walking into the party hall with her head held high made Cathy's teeth itch with hatred.
A moment later, she turned her malicious gaze toward Tammy, who was drinking her morning tea. Cathy walked over to her with a dark plan in mind.
She didn't believe that Tammy would allow Blanche, a notorious woman, to attend the birthday party.
After sitting down next to her, Cathy smiled.
"Tammy, is Blanche going to the birthday party too?" she asked.
"Yes, she is. How did you know?" Tammy replied, unable to hide the displeasure on her face.
"I saw her picking out a dress for the party at the clothing store yesterday. I thought you must have given her permission to go and were planning to introduce her to everyone," Cathy said.
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As the sun set in the west, Tammy sat in the living room with a stern expression on her face.
There was movement at the door. It was Louis returning home.
Tammy looked over at her son who she was always proud of. He was tall and handsome, with a strong financial background and plenty of ability.
How could he have married a woman who was good for nothing?
Louis felt his mother's gaze as soon as he entered the door and walked over to her.
"Is there something you want to say to me?" he asked.
"I saw that brazen girl buying a dress for the birthday party. She said she was going to attend. Are you really going to let her go?"
Louis sat down unhappily without a response. Tammy pulled a long face and snapped.
"I don't care what you think. She can't attend the party. You know that not only our family but also many celebrities and elites will be there. If she appears at the party, it will be like admitting to everyone that we've recognized her as one of us."
Louis leaned back and slightly tightened his jaw.
"What difference does it make now that the news of my marriage is all over the internet?"
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