Comeback Of the Divorced Heiress
Before she could protest,
I continued, loud enough for the entire restaurant to hear, "I mean, look at it! The stitching, the fabric, the poor imitation of luxury. You might want to ask for a refund from whoever sold you this knock-off."
There was a brief silence before a lady at a nearby table muttered, "Damn," and I caught the embarrassed look on Sage's face.
But I wasn't done. With a cool smile, I reached into my purse and pulled out a sleek business card, handing it over to Sage. "But don't worry," I said sweetly, "if you still need some charity, feel free to come by my company. We'll give you a new dress—an original one this time, not a fake."