Chapter 128

Chapter 128:
“But they’re all so expensive,” Candice remarked, scanning through the price tags. “The cheapest piece costs over one hundred thousand.”
“That’s no big deal,” Cathy replied with arrogance.
“This one, this one, and that one.” Candice picked out more than ten pieces for Cathy, all among the costliest ones the shop assistant had just showcased. Candice tossed them onto the sofa and declared to the shop assistant, “This lady wants all of these clothes.”
At that moment, Cathy’s expression turned grim. She opened her mouth to speak, but the words seemed stuck in her throat.
Candice looked at her with a calm gaze and inquired, “What’s wrong? Will your credit card be maxed out? You don’t have enough money to pay for them?”
“How is that even a possibility?” Cathy curled the corners of her mouth and feigned indifference.
These clothes probably cost several million. She had little allowance left for the month, but she refused to lose face in front of Candice.
She planned to max out her credit card first and then return the clothes later.
This way, she could show off to Candice without spending a dime.
“Alright, I’ll take them all. Swipe the card!” Cathy exclaimed as she pulled out two credit cards from her handbag. “Start with this one and use the other one for the remainder. It’s unlimited,” she added arrogantly. Cathy smoothed out her hair, feeling quite pleased with herself.
Bettina stood aside, silently watching the drama unfold. Meanwhile, the shop assistant was overjoyed to be closing such a big deal and repeatedly bowed to express her gratitude.
The other shop assistant hurriedly brought the card machine over, swiped Cathy’s card, and handed her the receipt to sign.
When Cathy was about to sign, she saw that the bill totaled over ten million dollars. Her eyes widened, and the corners of her mouth twitched involuntarily.
Just then, Alta peered over Cathy’s shoulder and was also shocked when she saw the bill. She nudged Cathy lightly and whispered, “Are you really going to buy all of them?”
Could she say no?
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Cathy felt as if she didn’t have another choice. She felt like Candice was playing her.
However, she was adamant about showing off to Candice. As such, she reluctantly signed her name on the receipt. Besides, she could always return the clothes and get a refund after Candice left.
Seeing that Cathy had signed, the shop assistant said enthusiastically, “Thank you for shopping here. Let me bag them up for you.”
“Wait a moment,” Candice blurted abruptly. She then fished a Swiss Army knife out of her bag.
The shop assistant looked at Candice in confusion and asked, “What’s wrong?”
“I’ll cut off the price tags for her,” Candice said, feigning courtesy as she cut away the price tags on the clothes.
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