My Extraordinary Wife

Chapter 965 The Verdict

Sadie held her father’s arm and urged, “Dad, help me out. Call Richard and ask him to let me wear the night sky dress. Ms. X will definitely sign a contract with me to be her model if she sees me in her dress. I’ll be able to score many other good deals if I get to work with her.”

Sadie was exhilarated just by the thought of her career taking a potential leap ahead of her peers.

As a designer, Ms. X had never signed exclusive contracts with any models and had always picked models right before her shows in a last-minute fashion.

Since many models coveted a chance to work with that designer, Sadie was also adamant about grabbing the opportunity to wear the night sky dress.

She wanted to be the one to shine in Ms. X’s fashion piece.

Learning Sadie’s ambition, Cassandra let out a laugh and informed, “Too bad, Sadie. You’re never getting any contract with Ms. X. Never.”

“Stop pouring cold water on my plan! I’m a supermodel. No one can stop me!” Sadie retorted, eyeing Cassandra angrily.

deviously. “So what? Ms. X wouldn’t want you even if you’re a supermodel. You’re

Sadie from head to toe and added, “I thought you

around her phone at the provocation. Determined,

sister since she knew Richard would always ignore calls,

busy signal came through the phone after continuous

be busy,” Sadie remarked, trying to salvage the embarrassing

male voice came

entrance, where a man in a black suit was spotted walking gracefully in with the light shining behind him, making

man, Shiela walked over

her excitement when she saw the charming man, Sadie cast an envious glance at Shiela, whom Richard

born later than Shiela, for she would

asked gently as he tried to conceal the

pregnant, but he had no time to dwell on

the opening show, but the person in charge said you’d chosen Ms. Berry to do it, so we asked her if she could let Sadie have the chance instead. Ms. Berry doesn’t seem very keen about the idea, though,” Shiela replied in an ingratiating manner, trying to put forward a narrative that