My Dismissive Fake-Love Marriage
Monica can’t help but take in her dress, which is straight-cut from her shoulders to her ankles in an exuberant pattern with pink and bright yellow flowers.
The sleeves are folded up and tacked with oversized buttons, and the pockets at her hips are large and rounded. To the untrained eye, it’d seem a simple pattern, but she can see the slight tapering of the shape, the curve of the fabric at the side slits near the hem, and the workmanship. The other woman, who she couldn’t begin to guess where she’s from with her dark hair woven through with caramel highlights and strikingly dark eyes that are expertly made up with smoky shadow, says in a distinctly French accent, “Beatrice Dupont.” Her dr
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