CHAPTER 73: CHAPTER 73: WHERE DID THESE TWO MAD DOGS COME FROM

Jenna’s Atelier is very famous, and the rental price for a set of clothes is not cheap, moreover, it’s not simply a matter of money; you also have to queue up and make a reservation.

Not to mention Jenna Yancy’s own designs are hard to come by, it’s even said that the orders for other designers in the studio are already booked up till next year.

They flattered Sierra Sinclair for a long time before persuading her to use her connections to let them spend half a month’s salary to rent a gown from another designer at Jenna’s Atelier.

It’s said that Nina Sinclair doesn’t have a fixed income from her painting, this time Sierra Sinclair helped her to get a commission, giving her some spare change, how could she afford to rent a gown.

At this moment Sharon Lancaster returned after finishing her call.

Although she didn’t witness what happened, seeing Sierra Sinclair standing there, she immediately guessed what had transpired.

Nothing good ever comes from Nina Sinclair encountering Sierra Sinclair, that white lotus flower.

Unbelievable, daring to bully her sister-in-law, she’s not playing the little sister-in-law role for nothing!

Seeing Sharon Lancaster approaching, Sierra Sinclair was not afraid at all.

Back in college, Sharon Lancaster was in the dorm next door, never saw her bring her parents over, she must be from a single-parent family just like Nina Sinclair.

Ha, just a poor sister of Nina Sinclair.

Sierra Sinclair gave Phoebe Linden and Lillian Tupper a look, both caught the signal and swiftly reacted.

Lillian Tupper coldly sneered, rudely pointing at Nina Sinclair and ordered, "Nina Sinclair, I rented the gown you’re wearing, take it off right now, do you hear me!"

"What are you all standing around for? Get her to take it off!"

Upon hearing their arrogant words, Sharon Lancaster’s brows furrowed instantly, an intense fury surged in her chest.

Who are these two mad dogs, daring to run wild in front of her!

Want to rent a gown?

They should see if she agrees!

Sharon Lancaster smiled sarcastically, turned and addressed the staff, "Where’s your boss? Get her out here."

If someone dares to step all over her on her territory, it’s only right to settle the score properly!

If Jenna Yancy wasn’t busy rushing to create designs for fashion week today and had no time to personally greet her, how could Sierra Sinclair have stepped all over her?

The staff at Jenna’s Atelier received orders that an important guest was coming today.

But with Sierra Sinclair and Nina Sinclair both present, they truly couldn’t confirm which one is the esteemed guest.

Now hearing Sharon Lancaster asking to see the boss, they exchanged glances, feeling a bit hesitant.

Anyone who directly asks to see the boss must have an extraordinary identity?

Soon, the sound of footsteps approached, the store manager of Jenna’s Atelier rushed over.

The staff sighed in relief seeing the manager arrive, quickly walked beside the manager, and explained what had just happened.

This time Sierra Sinclair came to rent gowns with Phoebe Linden and Lillian Tupper via contact with Vincent Lancaster and the manager, the manager recognized Sierra Sinclair’s identity.

Could it be that the esteemed guest mentioned by the boss is Sierra Sinclair?

Unexpectedly, trouble arose, offending the distinguished guests, now she has to deal with it.

The manager immediately stepped forward, smiled, and said, "Miss Sinclair, our studio did not serve you well, making you unhappy, it’s our fault, we’ll give you a 20% discount on this purchase."

Phoebe Linden and Lillian Tupper exchanged looks and seemed a bit dissatisfied.

Only a 20% discount? What they wanted was a freebie!

So, the two began to stir trouble again...

Phoebe Linden looked at Nina Sinclair and Sharon Lancaster and said, "This lady is the future wife of Vincent Lancaster, your studio should be under the Lancaster Group, right? Then she’s the boss lady of Lancaster! Only giving a 20% discount, who are you looking down on?"

"Exactly, we came here to choose gowns, yet were inexplicably insulted, truly your place doesn’t discriminate against customers, letting any sort of person inside."

The manager considered the advantages and disadvantages involved and repeatedly echoed, "We didn’t serve you properly, so what do you suggest we do?"

"Of course, just give us a freebie!"