Chapter 106


    106 Causing trouble


    “I don’t have a problem. These people are irritating. Can’t we just get them settled once and for all?”


    Valen frowned. St upid things like this cannot happen in Country M. River of blood would have washed


    over the mall already. 1


    “This is Rose City, a little toowful,” Jeslyn stated as she caressed Valen’s hair.


    She knew why she was being looked down on. The reason she had a clothing store that nobody but


    her grandfather knew about was that she was disrespected by a salesperson who happened to be the


    boss’ side chick.


    Angered that the girl wasn’t fired after all the insult and disrespect, Jeslyn bought thepany, went to


    the slum, and took in a person whom the problem of the world had broken, thinking Rita wouldn’t be


    greedy because she was once betrayed by a friend and understood how much it hurt.


    She could have done a simr thing to this salesperson right now. But she had no money. Jeslyn


    sighed.


    The other saledy couldn’t object because Joan was the senior salesperson in the store. Going


    against her would mean getting fired. Not wanting such trouble upon herself, she handed the card back


    to Jeslyn, bowed to her, and left.”


    “Miss Youan, please can I have your card now?… You are right on time, thepany just established


    a 30% discount rule on every cloth a customer buys. I can see you bought a lot and also saved yourself


    a lot of money.” She smiled.


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    “No, no, no, please don’t bother about the discount. I’m not shopping for the discount.” Youan smiled


    shyly.


    “Miss Youan is so generous.” Joan chuckled.


    Jeslyn sighed. “It seemspanies these days no longer care about screening their workers. All they


    do is focus on the money they earn without caring about their business. No wonder many businesses.


    are failing. Tsk. Tsk. Tsk.” Jeslyn turned around, ready to walk out.


    “You-” Joan was about to speak when a man who just walked in interrupted her.


    “Excuse me, Ma’am, please hold on!”


    Jeslyn stopped when the man in front of her said that. She looked up at him and raised a brow.


    “Please, calm down. I’m Mr. Tim, the manager of this ce. Do you mind telling me what happened?”


    The man was polite and his voice sounded so calm that one would think he has never raised his voice


    before.


    “Oh, it’s nothing. Your salesperson said you don’t sell children’s clothing and directed me to other


    stores.” Jeslyn said that so innocently that a passerby would think she meant no harm.


    The manager looked around the store. Aren’t these children’s clothing? Or did thedy have a specific


    taste that they don’t sell here? Probably.


    “Ehm, ma’am, she might have said it wrongly, please forgive her. She meant to say your taste has been


    sold out. Other stores might have them, so you should look around a little.” The manager said,


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    believing that was what happened.


    “Oh,” Jeslyn nodded. “I get it now… but, I chose my taste and gave them my credit card but it was


    given back to me and the clothes I picked are being sold to thisdy because your salesperson


    seemed to be her fan… I heard her say so.” Jeslyn said innocently and shrugged her shoulders.


    The Manager’s face frosted over. He red at Joan. If looks could kil l, Joan would have lost her life by


    now.


    The manager then smiled at Jeslyn. “We are so sorry for the inconveniences, Ma’am. Please, do not be


    angry. Joan Chen was wrong. Thepany will make sure to discipline her for this.”


    ‘Oh, so she’s Chen? No wonder she has such awful manners. Just like her worthless family.


    “I’m not angry at all…” Jeslyn sighed. “The clothes I chose for my son are being given to a celebrity, I


    think I have to go to another store like I was told to.” Jeslyn sighed again while pulling Valen, ready to


    leave.


    “No, no, no, please wait, ma’am. Since you chose the clothes first, you can have them.” The manager


    immediately said without thinking.


    Youan was bbergasted. Her assistant had her head down, pretending she wasn’t there. Joan had


    long turned jelly looking for a hole to hide ever since the manager came in.


    “Manager Tim, I chose those clothes first, I was about to pay when she got involved,” Youan reported in


    a sweet voice that could drown a soul in intoxication.


    The assistant and Joan nodded. Manager Tim looked from Youan to Jeslyn. Thetter was too calm


    and cute to cause trouble, however, Youan was a celebrity and must uphold her image in public.


    Besides thisdy looks rich and from an old man’s observation, thedy and her child are richer.


    But then, he has to y fair, or else the store’s image will be ruined, which would include the


    “I didn’t say I chose the clothes first.” Jeslyn shook her head in denial. “What I did was… I saw the


    clothes on the mannequins. No one was standing beside the clothes and there were no tags either to


    say the clothes were sold. Which was why I chose them-”


    “How about the one I gave the salesperson? You grabbed it from her and –


    ”


    “That was what pulled me into the store. Then I saw you ying with it, so I had to take it.”


    “You are lying!”


    “How? You can see the CCTV footage.” Jeslyn offered. Although she wasn’t sure, she believes that


    the. first to strike has a better chance of winning a battle.


    Youan frowned. She doesn’t even know if she was actually ying with the clothes because she held


    the clothes in contempt. It would be bad if they watch the footage and see her making u gly faces at the


    clothes… no, the price tags.


    Her fiance might be from the Bo family, but that doesn’t mean he gives her money. Also, she is a


    celebrity but she doesn’t earn much because herpany literally su cked them dry with things to pay


    for.


    Even though she sounded like she didn’t need the discount, it was just a way to keep her image intact.