Obsessive CEO’s Sinful Wife

Chapter 74

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“Who said we’re not buying? I can

Lisa was about to grit her teeth and buy a plece of clothing to vent her frustration so that these people wouldn’t look down on others, but Serenity quickly held her friend back

Then, she said. “If we’re not buying, are we not allowed to browse the store?”

“The two of you coming into a store that far exceeds your income raises suspicions of causing trouble. I’m simply trying to protect the rights of other customers in this store,” the supervisor replied with a seemingly reasonable explanation.

However, Serenity wasn’t buying any of that and retorted directly. “But you have no evidence, and there’s obvious doubt of consumer discrimination in your words. By the way, I’ve recorded what you’ve said on my phone. I believe it should serve as sufficient evidence which I can submit to the mall management.

“You…!”

never expecting that Serenity

just a street sweeper, so why are you here looking at clothes beyond your pay grade? Are you missing the times when you could afford it?” Joy mucked. “If you really want an outfit from this stare, I supposed I could show you some

family think all sanitation workers are inferior? If the public knew that’s how the Shaw family views sanitation workers, I wonder how they would

red as the supervisor’s, but unfortunately for her, she

statement.

she really said that she believed sanitation workers to be inferior, there would probably be protests directed at

coldly. “Of course there’s nothing wrong with sanitation workers coming here to buy clothes. But 1 wonder, which item has caught your eye? If you’re not going to buy it, perhaps it’s best if you stop interfering in

of others.”

at a long dress hanging in the shop display which cost seven hundred and twenty thousand dollars “Miss Shaw, you said you’d

had never intended to go through with that! Besides, the dress

dear, are you going back on your words, Miss Shaw?” Lisa chimed in from the side, supporting her

face turned increasingly

afford it, but

and Lisa defended her friend, “Who