Ditched the Cheater, Pregnant by Mr. Righ novel Chapter 290

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On top of that, Rosalie wasn’t even a member here, so the staff treated her coldly.

Rosalie had never been humiliated like this before.

She hadn’t even wanted to return the items in the first place–but those tiny earrings had cost her over 100 thousand dollars.

If someone else had bought them for her, she wouldn’t have cared at all.

But paying for them herself was a different story.

When the staff gave her attitude, she almost snapped at them–but held back.

Returning things was just too embarrassing.

She was about to leave when she saw Quinn walk in.

What is Quinn doing in a

like this?

Could she even afford to shop here?

Quinn didn’t notice Rosalie at first. She already knew exactly what she wanted: a bracelet for Lucy, and a brooch for Adele.

She headed straight for the counter with a clear purpose.

After telling the associate what she wanted, the clerk brought the items over for her to see.

Rosalie sauntered over. “Well, look who it is.”

Quinn frowned at the familiar voice and turned around. Sure enough, it was Rosalie.

She wasn’t surprised to see Rosalie here.

Rosalie had worn nothing but designer brands her whole life.

But seeing her alone was strange.

When they were little, Elaine bought everything for her.

As an adult, men showered her with gifts.

Quinn had been dragged along as her little sidekick enough times to know Rosalie would never spend her

own money.

“I’m shopping.” Quinn said calmly. “Here by yourself?”

The question was innocent, but to Rosalie, it sounded like a jab.

Quinn hadn’t meant anything by it, but Rosalie thought she was being mocked.

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Quinn was also alone, and didn’t think anything of it.

But Rosalie was always surrounded by people–she was never left by herself.

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“I enjoy my alone time sometimes,” she snapped. “Not like you, who can’t even find anyone to hang out with.”

Quinn thought she was being ridiculous.

In public before, Rosalie had never acted this petty.

She only tormented Quinn privately, at home, where no one could see.

She had a good sister image to keep up.

Quinn didn’t bother arguing. “Enjoy it, then.”

The clerk brought over her items, and Quinn turned to examine the bracelet.

When Rosalie saw that Quinn was actually buying something expensive, she burned with jealousy and anger.

She was here returning

things, while Quinn was here buying them.

She couldn’t stand being equal to Quinn, let alone letting Quinn have more money than her.

“Can you even afford that?” she snapped. “Don’t come in here and make a fool of yourself.”

With no one around to impress, Rosalie dropped her act entirely.

“She can most definitely afford it!” a voice cut in. “Not everyone buys stuff just to return it later!”

Quinn

looked over and lit up. “Jess!”

Jess was walking toward them.

Rosalie was fuming. “What did you say?”

Jess stopped beside Quinn. “Did I lie? You were just trying to return something, weren’t you?”

Normally, Jess wouldn’t talk to a customer like that, but the staff had filled him in.

This woman had been returning items and sniping at Quinn.

He wouldn’t have cared if it were anyone else, but Quinn was his friend–and he wasn’t about to stand by and watch.

Quinn turned to Rosalie. “So you were here to return something.”

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