&quot;This dress suits you well. It"s as if it"s tailor-made for you.&quot; 
 In front of the mirror, Amanda was wearing a wine-red evening dress. The sales attendant carefully matched her handbag, and the dress fitted her wonderful figure just right. 
 Joleen couldn"t help but clap her hands. &quot;This looks good.&quot; 
 &quot;Is the color too eye-catching?&quot; 
 Amanda lifted the hem of her dress and turned around in front of the mirror. &quot;Isn"t it a little too grand?&quot; 
 &quot;It must be grand and eye-catching. Otherwise, who knows about our Safe Home Real Estate?&quot; 
 Amanda had no choice but to hand the card to the salesperson. &quot;Please charge this card. I"ll change back to my clothes.&quot; 
 When Amanda changed back to her clothes, the salesperson took the dress to the cashier. On the way, she said, &quot;The clothes in our store are unique, so it"s impossible f

After paying for the dress, Lydia Ginos swaggered away with Sherry Sean. 
 Only Amanda Jewell and Joleen Lewis were left in the store. 
 Joleen angrily said, &quot;This Lydia Ginos is just like how you described - she is the same kind of people as Sherry Sean.&quot; 
 The salesperson had an apologetic look on her face. &quot;I"m really sorry for what happened.&quot; 
 Amanda said, &quot;It"s all right. It was just an accident. You didn"t expect such a thing to happen either.&quot; 
 She then pulled Joleen, who was still angry, and said, &quot;Alright, pick another one for me.&quot; 
 Joleen forced herself to calm down and comforted herself, &quot;Anyway, you"re so good-looking. No matter what you wear, you"re good-looking. Clothes are just accessories.&quot; 
 Amanda was picking other dresses and said casually, &quot;I just think it"s strange. How did Sherry Sean get to know Lydia Ginos?

In the National Trade Center. 
 A custom-made dress store. 
 Joleen Lewis and Amanda Jewell tried out dresses one after another. 
 &quot;Just pick one. There"s no need to be too grand.&quot; Amanda turned around in front of the mirror. &quot;I think this one will do. Pack it up for me.&quot; 
 After that, she was about to ask the salesperson to pay the bill. 
 &quot;Hey, wait, what"s good about it?&quot; Joleen pulled her back. &quot;This one"s too plain. Are you attending a banquet or a funeral? Why are you dressed in black? Go change it. This is not the one&quot; 
 &quot;We"ve tried so many already. Are we still going to try on more?&quot; Amanda was almost speechless. She pointed to a pile of clothes that she had already tried. She was already tired. 
 &quot;Can"t you try it yourself?&quot; 
 &quot;No, our company relies on your looks, and I don"t have a face like yours.&quot; Joleen 

&quot;This dress suits you well. It"s as if it"s tailor-made for you.&quot; 
 In front of the mirror, Amanda was wearing a wine-red evening dress. The sales attendant carefully matched her handbag, and the dress fitted her wonderful figure just right. 
 Joleen couldn"t help but clap her hands. &quot;This looks good.&quot; 
 &quot;Is the color too eye-catching?&quot; 
 Amanda lifted the hem of her dress and turned around in front of the mirror. &quot;Isn"t it a little too grand?&quot; 
 &quot;It must be grand and eye-catching. Otherwise, who knows about our Safe Home Real Estate?&quot; 
 Amanda had no choice but to hand the card to the salesperson. &quot;Please charge this card. I"ll change back to my clothes.&quot; 
 When Amanda changed back to her clothes, the salesperson took the dress to the cashier. On the way, she said, &quot;The clothes in our store are unique, so it"s impossible for two people to wear the same clothes. Ordinary people really can"t wear this well.&quot; 


Chapter 90 Being Poor Is A Waste