After dropping that, she shot a glance at Cecilia and Olivia.

She was just waiting for them to embarrass themselves in front of Raphael. Then he'd see why she was the better pick. Even though the Yeats family weren't rolling in money, she was city-raised, unlike Olivia who wasn't even a native here.

But there was no way she could hide these schemes from Cecilia.

Cecilia carefully checked those Sharon picked out, which, in Sharon's eyes, seemed like she was hesitating because of the hefty price tag.

Sharon couldn't help but look down on her.

After a pause, Cecilia said softly, “Wrap them up! Use that delicate box I told you earlier. Yes, that one. Send them to this address."

She jotted down the Fowler residence address.

The sales rep nodded respectfully. “Got it, Mrs. Evans. We'll have them sent over in an hour... Just need your signature here."

Cecilia smiled and scribbled her signature.

After signing, she grabbed her daughter and was about to exit when Sharon stepped up and blocked her path. "But you haven't paid up yet! If you're short on cash, Mr. Jones can spot you."

Cecilia wasn't feeling this vibe.

She shot a look at Raphael, who stood behind Sharon. He stayed silent, his eyes locked on Olivia, torn between love and loathing.

Cecilia smiled faintly and remarked, “It doesn't matter whether we pay by card or not. Besides, I'm afraid you can't make such decisions for Mr. Jones."

After saying this, she departed with Olivia.

As they were passing by Raphael, he instinctively held Olivia's hand and inquired, "Are you really going to marry Dylan?"

“That's none of your concern," Olivia retorted, pulling her hand away and following her mother.

After they left, Sharon wasted no time and went straight to the shop assistant for some gossip. The store manager came over, looking all sour-faced. “That Lady was Mrs. Evans. Even if they emptied the whole store, they could still pay for it with pocket change, let alone only those few pieces. You know what? The whole building belongs to the Evans family! And let's not blow things out of proportion. Miss Evans is single now. It's Miss Fowler, Mrs. Evans’ niece, who's tying the knot. Have you heard about her and Mr. Douglas? They've had more drama than a soap opera but are finally giving marriage another shot, planning some big, fancy wedding!"

Sharon was shocked. Olivia was from the Evans family?

She glanced at Raphael, who stayed silent and just left.

She quickly followed him and inquired, “You knew, didn't you? You knew her real identity, so you've been clinging to her all this time?"