Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 147

"Ms. Leonard, do you always enjoy snatching things from people?" Helen asked.

Margaret chuckled. "What do you mean by snatch? I saw it first. Besides, you're a country bumpkin, do you even know this brand? You've probably never even heard of it, let alone have the money to buy it."

Margaret's voice was loud and attracted quite a few people's attention. The salesperson knew Margaret as she was a regular customer at their store.

As for Helen, the salesperson was astute and was quick to assess that she didn't look like someone who could afford it. So, they eagerly approached Margaret and flattered her, saying, "Ms. Leonard, you're here again. What are you buying today?"

The salesperson behaved very attentively, completely ignoring Helen on the side.

Margaret enjoyed this feeling and acted superior. "Helen, everyone can see it. Let me kindly advise you to not try and associate with things beyond your reach. Know your place."

However, Helen found it amusing and didn't bother with Margaret. Instead, she turned to the salesperson and asked, "Do you have more ties like this in store?"

The salesperson glanced at Helen with an indifferent attitude. "We do have them. Are you going to buy them?"

Helen raised an eyebrow and asked, "How many of these ties do you have in your store?"

The salesperson didn't expect Helen to ask this and replied honestly, "This is a limited edition. There are only ten in the world, and our store was lucky to get two."

"Wrap those two ties for me," Helen instructed.

Upon hearing Helen's words, Margaret couldn't help but laugh. "I didn't expect you to be so confident. Do you even know how much this tie costs? Where would a country bumpkin like you get the money to buy it? Stop pretending."

The salesperson handed her the receipt with a smile. "Here's your receipt, miss."

Helen nodded and kept the receipt in her pocket. Then, she turned around to leave with the two bags and completely ignored Margaret.

Seeing this scene, Margaret's face changed rapidly, turning pale and red. She couldn't believe that Helen could actually afford Hermes, especially after her earlier boasting.

Margaret looked at Helen in disbelief. She thought that Helen was a country bumpkin, so how on earth could she afford such an expensive gift? Moreover, it was a men's tie. Helen must've bought it for Chandler.

Margaret wouldn't let Helen succeed in seducing Chandler.