?<strong>Chapter 734:</strong>


    Her gaze flicked to the sales assistant, who was shifting nervously before finally stammering, “I… I’m sorry, miss, but this ne is indeed reserved.”


    In that moment, Madisyn understood—Patty’s influence in Aswil was quite significant.


    “Interesting, isn’t it? Fighting over a purchase with a customer,” Madisyn remarked, her voiceced with cool indifference.


    Patty arched an eyebrow, intrigued. Madisyn pressed on. “If I’m not mistaken, this store is under your family’spany, right?” Otherwise, the sales assistant wouldn’t be so afraid of Patty.


    Pattyughed smugly. “Smart guess. But let me save you the trouble: you won’t be buying anything here today!”


    Patty carried a heavy resentment towards Madisyn.


    Even though Savannah had been the one tond her in trouble, Madisyn was still partially to me.


    “Are you seriously saying you pick and choose your customers while doing business?” Madisyn asked.


    “Exactly! I just won’t sell to you. What are you going to do about it?” Patty replied with deliberate malice. After all, this store was part of her family’spany, and she’d be damned if she let Madisyn buy even a single piece of jewelry!


    An idea flickered in Patty’s eyes. “If you really want that ne, I might give you a chance. Just kneel down and bark like a dog, and I’ll hand it over to you. How about that?”


    Madisyn’s gaze turned icy. Just then, she noticed someone approaching from a distance. She clenched her teeth and raised her voice. “You are really crossing the line!”


    “I am—what are you going to do about it?” Patty shot back, a smirk stretching across her face. The more enraged Madisyn became, the more satisfaction gleamed in Patty’s eyes.


    “Fine, if you don’t want to do business, then there’s nothing I can do!” Madisyn huffed, waving her hand dismissively as she turned to leave.


    Patty watched Madisyn walk away. “Not just in this store. I guarantee you won’t be able to buy a single thing in the whole mall!”


    “You’ve gone too far!” Madisyn said, her fists clenching and her face flushed with fury.


    Pattyughed heartily. “I told you, you can’t outsmart me! Madisyn, you dared to steal my man; now you have to face the consequences!”


    Watching Madisyn leave empty-handed filled Patty with delight, and she didn’t even notice someone nearby capturing the entire scene on camera.


    Madisyn found Andrew, and they left the mall.


    “Weren’t you nning to shop around? Why are we leaving so soon?” Andrew asked.


    Madisyn recounted the entire event, and a sh of anger flickered in Andrew’s eyes. “Patty is not even a princess of Aswil. I could have someone take care of her tonight.”


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