The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 1697

Wendy chuckled and said, “Mom, you’re absolutely right!” Her thick eyebrows frowned as she continued, “But I really don't understand why we didn’t hire a more well-known designer for my engagement dress. It’s not like our family can’t afford it, so why do we have to rely on that little bitch? It’s just so unfortunate.”

“Look, my dear daughter, you just don’t get it.”

Regina hooked her arm through her daughter’s, speaking sincerely, “Your father built up this family wealth because he knows when to be frugal and when to spend. Having Roza make your dress is smart. She’s skilled, so why not use her talents?

“Besides, letting Roza design your wedding dress is your father’s way of testing her loyalty and reminding her of her place in the Walker family. Despite sharing the Walker family name, Roza will always be beneath you. It’s her destiny to be your lifelong counterpart.”

The mother and daughter, satisfied with their plans, entered through the front door.

“Excuse me, ladies. Do you have an appointment?” The assistant immediately stepped forward to stop them.

“Appointment? What appointment? Does a small shop like yours need to be so high-end?” Wendy scoffed, rolling her eyes.

The assistant frowned, her demeanor turning frosty. “I’m afraid Ms. Roza will not see you without an appointment. Even the CEO’s wife of Iverson Group was just turned away for not having one.”

‘Iverson Group?!’

The mother and daughter exchanged shocked glances. Could it be true that someone from Iverson Group would come to this brat’s shop to have their clothes custom-made?

Though the Walker family had some wealth, they were nothing compared to one of the four great families, the Iverson family.

“Well, we happen to be Roza’s relatives. Could you please let her know we’re here to see her? I’m sure she’ll come down to greet us,” Regina said, finally disclosing their identity, as they couldn’t even get a meeting.

The assistant replied, “Ha, well, in that case, I definitely can’t let you in.”