Playing Cute In Front Of My Ex-Husband

Unfortunately, after a few days, the two groups of people met again.

Katherine was sitting on a sofa that day, waiting for Alice to try out the clothes while she read a magazine out of boredom.

Alice was a shopping maniac.

Every time she went shopping, it would take her five to six hours to try out the clothes.

Katherine got used to it, and the shop helper who knew them as a regular would prepare magazines according to Katherine's preferences to pass the time.

Alice was a celebrity and quite famous than most.

She was constantly being watched by a paparazzi or two every day.

Katherine would join her friend to shop but only knew a few brands that she was familiar with.

As soon as they entered the shop, the shopkeeper would close the door and hang a sign outside.

It was a way for them to say that no one was allowed to come in, but it didn't stop people from entering.

Natalie didn't know how to approach Zack after the dinner party, but she couldn't let the damage done to her that night be left unpunished.

So Natalie did her research and found out that Alice and Katherine were to shop that day.

mother to shop that day and let Victoria deal with Katherine with

Victoria around the first floor of the building

Victoria to walk past the shop where

magazine comfortably, a wave of

recognized Victoria

from barging in since a VIP was still inside the shop, they couldn't dare lay a finger on Victoria, Therefore, they couldn't prevent the two

of her red date tea when she heard a grating voice

to use the Colburn family's

when she heard Victoria's

turned around and saw Victoria walking towards

who was following Victoria like a

remembered that same dog was the one she had kicked into

saw them together, she knew what was going to

instead looked at Natalie with

water that night, Natalie? Your brain might

to bring Victoria along to teach me a lesson?’ Katherine was almost amused that

grimace when she

Aunt Victoria is talking

"Is that so?"

and glanced at Victoria as if she had just

without deference, "Oh, long time no see, Madame Colburn’’ Victoria was sixty-two years