CEO's Revengeful Queen novel Chapter 40

The girls from several other rooms ridiculed them as they walked away.

Lulu thought back to the day when they were driven away by the saleswoman in the luxury shop.

That was just a few days before, when she and her sister, Nana, had arrived at university. It was their first time in Toronto, and they had gone shopping. They mustered the confidence to enter a shop to look at the luxury bags as they passed by a street lined with opulent establishments. Seeing that their clothes were cheap and added up to less than two hundred dollars, the saleswoman in the shop despised them since they still dared to walk into a luxury store and look at bags worth twenty-thousand dollars, .  

The saleswoman had driven them out in front of all the other customers. Lulu would never forget all their arrogant and contemptuous stares.

She swore in her heart that one day she would stand in the store and make those sales serve her respectfully. 

After Elizabeth gave them their bags, the two deliberately carried them back to the luxury shop as if they wanted to prove something.

But what was the point of it? As Annetta stated, they simply couldn't afford the bags.

Annetta had exposed the inferiority complex they had. It was like a slap in their faces.

In fact, Annetta had seen them after leaving WD boutique the other day. She had not paid too much attention to it. However, since the twins had gone overboard today, she did not mind rubbing a little salt into their wounds in return.

After the onlookers had gone, Nana furiously stalked over to Annetta and raised her hand to slap her.

"What nonsense are you spouting, you shameless jerk?!"

Annetta cut her off in the middle and yanked Nana's hand away. Nana was surprised at Annetta's strength. She stumbled and landed on the ground.

Lulu's eyes widened with anger when she saw her sister fall. She pointed at Annetta and shouted, "You b*tch! How dare you to fight back?!"

She wanted to hit Annetta after she had said this, but Annetta gave her an icy stare. For a moment, Lulu seemed to be frozen on the spot by that glare.