Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Luna's rage surged. The audacity of a mere waitress to trigger her now was beyond belief.

In an instant, her hand shot forward, delivering a sharp slap. "Are you blind? Do you have any idea how much this dress costs? Your entire salary wouldn't even begin to cover it!"

The waitress rushed to apologize, saying, "I'm sorry, it was an accident. Allow me to help you clean your dress."

Luna's expression remained scornful as she fixed her gaze on the waitress. "Do you even recognize the brand of this dress? It's unlikely you can clean it adequately! Hand-washing simply won't suffice." Feeling embarrassed by the situation, the waitress proposed, "I'm terribly sorry. May I cover the dry cleaning costs for you?"

"Dry cleaning costs? Are you truly unaware or simply feigning ignorance?" Luna shot back, her tone dripping with disdain.

Suddenly, she lunged forward and delivered a sharp jab to the waitress's head. "This dress is made from high-quality fabric. Whether it's hand-washed or dry-cleaned, these stains are nearly impossible to remove. You were deliberately attempting to ruin it, weren't you?"

"Ms. Maynard, I swear it wasn't intentional! I'm truly sorry!" the waitress replied, her voice brimming with remorse.

"Apologies won't suffice. If they did, we wouldn't need the police, would we? I already knew someone like you would envy the dress I'm wearing.

wear something like

drink on me, ruining my dress, and now you're here, pretending to be innocent, seeking sympathy as if you're

forth as she directed

a waitress came naturally

the waitress before addressing Luna, "Luna, don't assign blame where it

wronged me? Look at my dress stained with red wine! Is this the level

unfold. It's apparent that you inadvertently bumped into the waitress'

dress, and considering the status of everyone here, it's reasonable to assume that we all have spare

become aware of this, how do you suppose he would regard you?"

confidence, she couldn't shake a

act impulsively as she once did; she had to be mindful of her public