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CHAPTER 311

    <b>I </b>couldn’t help <b>but </b>chuckle<b>. </b>“We’ve been walking for quite a while. I’ve got home <b>and </b>had a shower.”


    <b>“</b>That’s good <b>to </b>hear.”


    “Allen <b>hasn’t </b>been causing any more trouble for you, has he?” I asked.


    Before Mark and I left, Mark had given Allen a stern warning. Allen was nodding so vigorously that he was <b>practically </b>on the verge of kneeling.


    Cheryl nodded. “No more trouble, don’t worry. He’s signed the divorce papers and left a while ago.”


    I was <b>a </b>bit surprised. “Allen agreed that quickly?”


    It seemed he was honestly scared of Mark. Just the night before, he was still swearing he’d get a piece of my fortune.


    Cheryl also breathed <b>a </b>sigh of relief, “Yes, you should thank Mr. Larson. He’s <b>a </b>good man.”


    <b>I </b>agreed, “<b>Don’t </b>worry. I’ll find a chance to thank him.”


    Cheryl’s getting a smooth divorce was a huge relief for me. From then on, I only needed to take care of her. There was no need to deal with that scoundrel anymore.


    Being a new brand, Janedream naturally saw moderate business. But that didn’t stop <b>me </b>from being incredibly busy.


    After nearly half a month of hard work, I finally finished Dorothy’s engagement dress with diamonds, white pearls, and rubies. Nothing was missing.


    The white pearls were styled into <b>a </b>strap design, with the silver–white fabric sparkling beautifully. It was perfectly tailored at the waist <b>to </b>highlight the figure, andrge diamond patches were embedded into the hem<b>, </b>shining brightly even as it hung there.


    <b>I </b>also designed a matching ne, centered with <b>a </b>beautifully colored oval ruby that would gently sway with movement. Everything Dorothy wanted was there without looking overlyplicated.


    When Christine came <b>in</b><b>, </b>she called Dorothy to inform her the dress was ready for a fitting. However, Dorothy dragged her feet until the evening. Then, everyone else had left, leaving only me, Christine, and Molly in the office.Material ? of N?velDrama.Org.


    As Dorothy was arriving<b>, </b>Christine came in to give me a heads<b>–</b><b>up</b>. “Brace yourself. <b>She’s </b>here to pick <b>a </b>fight and not eager to make the final payment.”


    “No worries.” I stood up and stretched by the window. “After all, she’s paid half. Dorothy will only dy her engagement party and waste her money if she wants to nitpick. Worstes to worst, and we’ll wait it out. Whatever changes she wants, we’ll make. But the money she has already paid? She’s not getting that back.”


    “Look at you, getting the hang of this,” Christine said, surprised.


    “What choice do we have<b>?</b><b>” </b>I shrugged, “We can’t all end up <b>out </b>of pocket because of her, can we?”


    As I finished speaking<b>, </b>there was a knock on the office door<b>, </b>and Molly came <b>in</b><b>, </b>saying politely, “Ms. Myers and her mom are here, Jane.”


    Dorothy and Susan stood <b>at </b>the doorway<b>, </b>surveying my office before Dorothy asked, <b>“</b>Jane, where’s the dress<b>?</b><b>”</b>


    “In the fitting room.” <b>I </b>led them to the fitting area. The dress was hanging right in the center. Dorothy’s eyes lit up, but she quickly suppressed her excitement, feigning dissatisfaction.


    Molly stepped forward, carefully took the dress down, and offered, <b>“</b>Ms. Myers<b>, </b>please go ahead and change. If you need anything, let me know.”


    Most dresses areplicated to wear alone. <b>But </b>this one had a simple design for putting <b>on </b>and taking off.


    <b>It </b>wasn’t two minutes before Dorothy startedining, “Are you people stupid<b>? </b>Don’t you know toe in and help <b>me</b><b>?</b><b>”</b>


    Her words were harsh, making Molly <b>frown</b>. Susan saw it andshed at me, <b>“</b>Jane, <b>your </b>employees are just like you. None of you have <b>any </b>sense of manners!<b>”</b>


    <b>“</b><b>Insult </b>me all you want, but don’t drag Ms. Webster <b>into </b>this!” Usually cheerful <b>and polite</b>, Molly <b>suddenly </b>turned cold, looking <b>like </b><b>a </b>cornered bunny <b>ready </b><b>to </b>bite.


    Susan <b>retorted </b>coldly, “<b>I </b>was <b>talking to </b><b>Jane</b>. And who are <b>you </b>to interrupt? Let me tell you, if <b>Dorothy </b><b>isn’t </b>satisfied today, we’ll reject <b>this </b>dress <b>and </b>make <b>your </bpany shut down!<b>”</b>


    “Ma’am<b>, </b>you and <b>your </b>daughter <b>are </b>more bothersome than the rumors suggest…
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