Chapter 1256 Leaving Angrily


    Carly patted the old woman''s hand tofort her. "Grandma, it''s okay. Don''t be afraid."


    The old woman moved closer to Carly, feeling ufortable.


    "Miss White, what''s going on here?" Carly looked at J with a frown. "I thought your studio was


    located in a nice ce. Why are there so many reporters all of a sudden?"


    The main reason Carly had chosen J as their designer was that her studio was located in a


    quiet ce, and her grandmother would not feel ufortable.


    Her grandmother had moved from the countryside and had not adapted herself to the loud and busy


    city life yet. Carly had to persuade her grandmother for a long time before she finally agreed to let


    Carly order a custom-designed birthday dress for her.


    Carly was shocked to see such a scene just when they were arriving at the studio.


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    J was helpless and unprepared to handle the predicament that Clyde put her in because he


    brought his reporter friends over unannounced.


    If she had known earlier, she would have shut the door on Clyde''s face.


    As soon as the reporters saw the clients, they immediately surrounded them with their microphones


    and cameras.


    "What kind of style and design are you looking for?" "Are you here to let Miss White design your


    clothes? How much are you offering her? Do you know, the price of herst order was tens of


    thousands of


    dors?"


    "What?" The old woman gasped in shock when she heard the price.


    She hurriedly signaled to Carly and said, "Sweetie, I am d with your kind intention, but don''t


    spend so much money on me! I can wear something else. I don''t need such expensive clothes."


    At that moment, Lexi appeared before them with two cups of coffee. "Ladies, have some coffee first.


    We can go inside and discuss the design."


    The old woman was already intimidated because of the price the reporters mentioned, so she did


    not even dare to take the coffee. Shaking her head, she refused, "Isn''t this coffee very expensive?


    We are not thirsty. We don''t need it, thanks."


    Carly felt bad when she saw her grandmother scared.


    Holding her grandmother''s hand, sheforted gently, "It''s okay, Grandma. If you don''t want to be


    here, we can leave."


    She then turned around and left with the old woman without even looking at J.


    "Miss Reed, it was an ident," J tried to exin in a hurry while stopping Carly from leaving.


    Carly nced at her with disappointment and said in a low voice, "Miss White, I only brought my


    grandma here because I trusted you. I never thought you would disrespect our agreement."


    J didn''t know how to exin and kept pleading, "Miss Reed, it''s not intentional. I did not do


    this."


    However, Carly only felt that she was making excuses and sneered, "There''s no need for you to say


    all that. I thought you were different from those arrogant designers, but I did not think that I could


    have the wrong idea about you."


    She held her grandmother''s hand and left without looking back.


    As J watched Carly and her grandmother''s receding figures, she felt aggrieved and angry.


    She felt aggrieved because she was misunderstood, and she was angry at Clyde for deciding things


    on his own without consulting her.


    The reporters didn''t notice J''s expression darken. They kept clicking photos of Carly and her


    grandmother while ttering J.


    "Miss White, you are wise to have your own standards for choosing clients. Not everyone deserves


    your efforts."


    "Yes, that old woman looked so poor. She definitely couldn''t have been able to afford the


    commission. Fortunately, Miss White was wise enough not to ept her order."


    "Miss White, the clothes you designed must be elegant and refined, just like the ones designed by


    Draco Wesley. Poor people like them are not qualified to wear such outfits."


    Those mean words felt like needles piercing J''s heart.


    Hannah, the person J considered her own grandmother, was as frugal and simple as Carly''s


    grandmother. When she brought Hannah to the big city, Hannah had also been very cautious,


    fearing that she might be too troublesome for J.


    Hence, J was able topletely understand Carly''s anger and was disgusted by the reporters ''


    arrogance.