"Shopping means spending money. The guy who's supposed to pay isn't around, so should I foot the bill myself?" Sienna Harrison rolled her eyes, "I just got married and now I'm supposed to pay for my own clothes? People might think I'm not cherished! I'm not doing something that will make me lose face like that!"
Ivy Aretha: "..."
Uh?
Ivy Aretha couldn't believe Sienna's words: "Miss Harrison, haven't you done plenty of things that made you lose face before?"
"Of course, I did. When I was Miss Harrison, I indeed did many things that made me lose face. Otherwise, why would I have served someone else humbly for six years and then get dumped?"
Sienna Harrison glanced at Ivy Aretha, picked up a piece of green bean cake from the tea table, and chewed it delicately. Ivy was taken aback by her casual expression, feeling a sense of relief like long-held feelings finally being let go. Just as she breathed a sigh of relief, she heard the woman slowly eating the green bean cake speak again.
