Memories Of The Night 403 Chapter 403: Giving A Big Trouble

It's almost her only dignity in front of Katrina.

She can't be looked down upon by Katrina.

Sophie can only take over the dress. She doesn't even try it and says, "No, please wrap it up for me."

The longer she stays in front of Katrina, the more she's afraid to expose her embarra.s.sment.

"All right, Miss."

The shopping guide smiles and leads Sophie to the checkout counter.

Sophie takes out a bank card from her bag and hands it up, "Swipe the card."

Maybe the shopping guide thinks Sophie is rich when she decides to buy the dress so quickly.

In fact, only Sophie knows that she almost has no money left in her card balance when she buys this dress.

She has spent all her money on a dress.

By this time, Sophie is not happy at all but hates Katrina more.

If it hadn't been for Katrina, why would Sophie have bought the dress?

Aaron looks at Sophie's departure with a meaningful look on his face and a sneer.

When Katrina sees Aaron's expression, she asks curiously, "Aaron, why are you smiling?"

Seeing Katrina's curiosity, Aaron cannot help pinching her face and says, "Are you a fool? So intense hatred, don't you feel it?"

Does she even continue to look at her clothes as if nothing has happened?

He's really blown away by her.

"Aaron, who are you talking about? Wait! What the h.e.l.l is going on? Why does she hate me since I kindly gave her the dress?"

Aaron holds his arm and looks at Katrina, "You said, yesterday, Winnie just came to ask you to help them get through the difficulties. Do you know it clearly?"

After Aaron's reminder, Katrina suddenly realizes.

The Anderson enterprise is in debt and can't survive anymore. How can Sophie have money to buy so many big brands?

Just now, Katrina gave Sophie the dress, seemingly benevolent...

In fact, it has given Sophie big trouble.

Because...

Sophie has no money at all.

Buying a dress she can't afford, and even if she takes out all her savings and buys it, she won't be happy.

No wonder when Katrina gave the dress to Sophie just now, Aaron didn't stop Katrina.

So he has already seen through everything. He's trying to make Sophie difficult.

How "evil-minded"!

But what about that?

Sophie can't afford it. What does it have to do with her?

It isn't she who has made the Anderson family become this. It isn't she who has forced Sophie to buy the dress.

In the final a.n.a.lysis, Sophie is too concerned about his dignity.

Maybe it's because when Sophie was previously rich, she always looked down on the poor.

So when she has no money now, she's afraid of being looked down upon.

Although Katrina finds fault with Sophie for such trifles, Katrina has nothing to say if Sophie thinks Katrina has intended to do so.

After shopping, Aaron takes Katrina to a fancy western restaurant for steak.

Meanwhile, Sophie is walking hungrily down the street.

The dress in her hand has used up all her money. The money in her pocket is only enough for her to eat at the roadside stall.

However, as a pampered wealthy girl, she can't bear to eat with the poor students at the roadside stall, so she can only wander in the street.

Just then, Sophie suddenly finds a familiar chain store.

This is her friend Cindy's chain restaurant, right?

Cindy is her best friend. If Sophie has a meal in Cindy's restaurant, Cindy won't charge her money.

With that in mind, Sophie hurries into the restaurant.

The waiter greets her, warmly, "What would you like to eat, Miss?"

Sophie can't say that she has no money, so she says, "I'm the restaurant owner, Cindy's best friend. My name is Sophie. She will be glad to know that I have come to her restaurant for a meal. Wait a minute. I'll call her and order later."

As soon as the waiter hears that Sophie is Cindy's friend, the waiter becomes more enthusiastic about her.

Sophie takes out her cell phone and calls Cindy.

The phone rings for a long time before Cindy finally picks up, "h.e.l.lo, Sophie."

On hearing Cindy's voice, Sophie immediately smiles, "Cindy, where are you? I'm in your restaurant. Are you free now? Let's have lunch together!"

"Sophie, I'm busy now. I can't go to see you immediately. I'll call the manager and ask him to treat you well. You can eat first. I'll come to you when I'm free!"

Hearing that...

Sophie is relieved, smiling happily.

"Well, see you later."

After hanging up the phone, Sophie, who has no money at all, feels more confident.

Sure enough, in difficult times, people still have to rely on their friends.

After a while, the manager comes in enthusiastically.

"h.e.l.lo, Miss Anderson. Miss Brown has told me to treat you well. These are the best and most distinctive dishes in our restaurant. Please try them."

At Cindy's command, the manager serves all the most expensive dishes in the store to Sophie.

If Sophie doesn't like it, the manager will take it down and replaces it with another dish.

Here, Sophie is enjoying the general dignity of the emperor.

In her heart, Cindy is a friend worth making.

It's just that Cindy hasn't been here after Sophie's long wait.

It isn't until she's full that Cindy comes.

"I'm sorry, Sophie. I was so busy, just now. I hope you won't blame me."

Sophie, who has just had enough to eat and drink, is in a good mood. She takes a tissue and cleans her mouth, "No! I'm glad you can come!"

Cindy smiles and asks, "How is it? Are you satisfied with the food?"

Sophie nods satisfactorily: "Yes, Cindy. Thank you for your warm hospitality! You're so kind!"

"That's it. You seldom come to my restaurant. Of course, I should show you the best and entertain you!"

Cindy looks at the manager on the other side, "What dishes have just been served, type out the list for me to see."

"Yes, Miss Brown."

Hearing Cindy's words, Sophie thinks Cindy is worried that the manager has not treated her well.

Sophie quickly says, "Cindy, no need! I have had a really good meal just now!"

"It's necessary." Cindy is still smiling, "By the way, type out the consumer checklist."

Consumer checklist?

Hearing Cindy's words…

Sophie suddenly smiles with embarra.s.sment, "Cindy, What are you doing? Why do you need the consumer checklist?"