There’s no way Wyatt would give Yunice ake gown. If Yunice was humiliated, that would mean Wyan lumiliated himsell too
Elsie was certain the gown she wore was the real one stood firm in that belied, she suddenly felt a tug at the
Taylor’s hard to be the fake. Just as she small of her back.
Whipping around, she saw a girl pulling a loose thread from her dress,
The girlughed like she’d discovered buried treasure. “Wow, this is a first–custom couture with ngling threads?”
Elsie clurched the back of her dress, her face burning. She knew that truly expensive gowns were custom tailored, handmade, andpletely one–of–a–kind.
What’s more, formal gown were only ever worn once in public. Which meant only one gown could be real–hers or Taylor’s.
But hers couldn’t possibly be fake. She defended herself, “That thread must’ve been left by the railer during alteration”
She had barely finished the sentence when the others around her startedughing.
The girl holding the thread scoffed, “All I know is, custom gowns are made to fit. Who alters a dress and leaves a thread hanging? Still want to im it’s not fake?”
The others chuckled, while Taylor gave her a look like she wasn’t even worth the effort and turned to leave the embarrassing scene,
The same girl flung the thread aside and said, “Don’t let people like this dirty the Powell family’s ce b
“Paul “Elsie turned to Paul, panie rising in her voice. “You know this gown isn’t fake, right?”
Tears shimmered in her eyes as she looked at Paul with heartfelt desperation.
Taylor’s expression darkened. I’ve already tolerated her this much, and she still dares flirt with Paul in
Taylor stepped forward, but Paul extended an arm to stop her, though his eyes stayed on Elsie.
he said with grace, “Her gown
Dressed in a crisp white suit, he lookedposed and elegant as he said with Isn’t Take For my sake, please don’t make this difficult for her
Then he waved a server over “Take Ms Elsie to the inner lounge to rest?
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She blocked Elsie’s path, arms crossed, face inches away. “So you’re saying her dress is real<b>, </b>and
mine’s the fake?”
Paul was cornered, silently pleading with Taylor using his eyes.
She understood him perfectly–So many people are watching: give me some face. <i>Let </i>this go.
<i>If </i>Elsie’s humiliated, it reflects badly on all of us.
But Taylor wasn’t falling for it. If she let Elsie walk away today, she’d be the one humiliated. Paul was supposed to be my husband<i>. </i><i>And </i>now he is openly protecting another woman? How am I supposed to hold her head up?
Pretending not to see Paul’s signals, she lifted her hand. n immediately stepped forward and handed her a tablet.
Taylor held it up. “This gown was designed and hand–stitched by Peter himself. It’s the only one of its kind in the world.”
She disyed the designer’s sketches and her fitting photos, then tossed the tablet back to n with a sneer. “So tell me who did you hire to rip off this design?”
Paul panicked. “Rip off? What do you mean….
Then he realized <b>what </b>mattered and quickly corrected himself. “Who said I gave her that gown?”
Taylor pressed, “If you didn’t give it to her, then what gives you the right <b>to </b>im hers is genuine?”
Elsie’s eyes welled up. She looked pitiful. “Taylor, please don’t be mad at <b>Paul</b>. I know you don’t like me. If you’re upset that I wore the same dress. <b>I’ll </b>take it off, okay?”
She actually started tugging at the dress.
Her pale cheeks flushed red, eyes teary with a touch of stubbornness—a look <b>that </b>caught the attention of every man with a heroplex in the room.
“Don’t take it off!”
“Maybe it really was just <b>a </b>mistake. She’s young and didn’t know better. Ms. Taylor, let it go.”
“She’s already apologized. She clearly doesn’t want to cause trouble. Can’t you give her a break?”
Elsie’s voice trembled. Tears spilled onto the floor. “Taylor, I really didn’t do it on purpose. I just wanted to look nice. That’s why we <b>ended </b>up in matching dresses. Please forgive me, okay?”
Paul frowned and leaned toward Taylor, muttering. “She’s already apologized. Don’t make this harder than it needs to be.”
A man beside them echoed, “Yeah, look <b>at </b>her. She’s crying, her dress is all messed up. Let’s not make things worse for her.”