Chapter 144. The Morning Kiss Should Be Like That

Lani arched an eyebrow, smiling. Cheryl’s young age often led her to act without much thought, always seeking to assert superiority over others. It suited Lani just fine; she enjoyed putting people like Cheryl in their place.

Lani retrieved Kane’s black card.

And, in a soft tone, she says to the staff.

“Except for the outfits hanging behind Cheryl’s back and the ones she just purchased, please provide me with one set of clothing in my friend’s size for each outfit in this store,” Lani generously instructed.

The staff was shocked by Lani’s request but quickly nodded in compliance.

Aurora followed the staff to select outfits and take measurements while Lani stood with her arms crossed, observing Cheryl.

“Do you know what true wealth means? The little money you have isn’t enough to flaunt around,” Lani remarked pointedly.

“And do you know why I didn’t buy any outfits hanging behind you? Because your presence exudes disgust and shamelessness tha