What the hell? Eloise was demeaning Raegan right in front of her!

Worse still, Eloise even said she would buy those clothes for her housekeeper. How arrogant!

“What did you just say? Did we say we weren't going to buy them?"

Nicole asked the saleswoman.

The saleswoman glanced at Raegan and reasoned, “This lady just said no."

"I'll buy them." Nicole reached for her card. Raegan's attempts to dissuade her were in vain.

With a scornful glance at Eloise, who was clinging to Mitchel, Nicole scoffed inwardly.

She found it ironic that Mitchel was a man Raegan had abandoned but was treasured by Eloise.

The saleswoman shot an apologetic look at Eloise and went to process Nicole's payment.

But soon enough, the saleswoman walked over to Nicole and condescendingly said, "Miss, your card seems to have insufficient funds."

It was not that Nicole was poor. It was just that she had given the wrong card.

Realizing her mistake, Nicole awkwardly said, "Oops, wrong card."

As she reached for another card, Raegan intervened. Raegan shook her head and insisted, "Please, don't. I don't want it."

It was self-humiliating to compete with Mitchel who could buy an entire mall.

Raegan was practical and saw no value in such pettiness. With that, she quickly changed back into her own clothes and handed the clothes to the saleswoman.

Because Raegan was adamant, there was nothing Nicole could do.

Just as they were about to step out, they saw Eloise casually pointing at a selection of clothes and, without even trying them on, asked, "Mitchel, can you buy me all of those?"

Mitchel gave a nod nonchalantly.

Eloise's face lit up, and she said with a coquettish smile, "Thank you, Mitchel. You're so kind to me."

“Anything to make you happy," Mitchel replied in an unusually gentle tone.