Aggresive Wife

Chapter 23

“Ms. Fleur! Welcome,” a staff at La Merveille Boutique greeted Madeline with a big smile, “Ms. Elise has been expecting you. Please follow me.”

The staff led Madeline upstairs to the designer’s studio. Elise Lambert shrieked with excitement at the sight of Madeline. “Maddie, ma chérie! I miss you so much. You’re finally here.”

Elise gave Madeline a big hug and kissed her on the cheeks. Madeline was not used to the French greeting and lifted a nervous smile. “Hey, Elise. What’s up?”

“You’ve become distant, Maddie,” Elise looked dejected, “Are we not best friends anymore?” Madeline let out a sigh and said, “What do you want, Elise?”

“Fine, I know you love me no matter what,” Elise beamed and continued, “I asked you here because someone wanted to buy Mirabelle. Yes, the wedding dress you designed. Guess who?”

“I have no idea,” Madeline shrugged. Elise lowered her voice, “Angie Grant! I know you don’t like her.”

Madeline was startled. She didn’t expect Angie to act so soon on her plan to marry Noah. “I don’t care. Sell it to her if she wants it.”

you okay, Maddie?” Elise raised an eyebrow, “You designed the dress, and you are going to let your enemy wear it? If

enough,” Madeline added, “If she can triple the selling price and make full cash payment by today, she can have Mirabelle

impressed by Madeline’s plan. “Either way, we are making her

want to let Angie wear the wedding dress you designed for yourself and marry the man you

had been best friends since high school; Elise was shattered when she got to know Madeline passed away. She was shocked when

different now, Elise was worried because the Madeline she used to know loved Noah with all

think Angie will have the chance to wear

seemed to be in a good mood, and she didn’t even notice

for?” Albert asked. Madeline smirked, “Wait for

900,000 dollars in her bank account. She was amazed at how much Angie was willing to spend on her wedding

Grant family and her heart sank. She had to work part-time during college to support herself, while Angie had all her expenses covered by the family. At the time, Madeline didn’t find it unfair; she was even worried she had burdened the family. How naive I

was over the moon. As long

Elise beamed at Angie, “Your wedding dress will be air-flown to you, and you should expect to receive it tomorrow night. I’ll

the Quincy residence,