Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest) novel Chapter 2442

Leon Batton coughed gently.

“Tsk, tsk, tsk. Why won’t you admit it yet?” Lynette Batton asked.

She knew her brother so well, so naturally, she wouldn’t believe his excuses.

“There’s nothing to admit,” he insisted.

“I don’t believe you. You’re just trying to hide it,” Lynette replied, looking adorable as she puffed her cheeks.

“Can you not gossip about me every day?” he retorted helplessly, gently brushing her pert nose with his index finger.

“How is this gossip? You obviously felt something the other day. Why don’t I help you by finding out news about that girl?” she asked with an eager smile while tugging at his sleeve.

“All right, all right. Stop making a fuss,” Leon interjected.

To him, relationships were all based on serendipity. It would last if it was meant to be.

Love should never be forced but allowed to develop naturally. If they were fated to be together, it would happen sooner or later.

“What do you mean by making a fuss? I’m trying to help you out, okay?” his sister exclaimed with her hands on her waist.

Lynette did feel a little curious about the kind of girl her brother would end up dating.

“Okay, okay. Didn’t you say you wanted a limited-edition Hermes purse? Why don't we head over and buy that now that school’s over?” He had hastily changed the topic.

His sister was a naive girl without any ill intentions, so she was momentarily distracted and forgot all about his love life.

“Really? Let’s go right now!” she exclaimed, grinning as she grabbed his arm.

As soon as they walked in, they drew the attention of every sales assistant in the store. However, when the staff saw their school uniform and discovered they were high school students, they seemed uncertain.

Not long after they stepped inside, someone approached them.

“I’m sorry, but our store is a VIP Hermes outlet. Each purse costs at least several hundred thousand dollars. Therefore, we don’t serve regular customers. I suggest you look elsewhere,” the sales assistant said with a look of annoyance.

Despite their striking good looks, the sales assistant only cared about making a sale.

She gazed at them with disdain as her eyes perused them up and down. She was very close to kicking both of them out.

“Do we look like ordinary customers to you?” Lynette retorted unhappily, hating people who looked down on others.

Just because the staff worked in a store selling luxury brands, it didn't make her better than some customers who couldn’t afford these goods.