Chapter 92
The cooned was stunned and couldn’t believe that Eliana had bought the perfume. Willow was frozen, and the advisor rubbed his forchradd helplessly, thinking they deserved it
Wallone and Wendy just wouldn’t let it go. He had no idea what was wrong with them. He used to think they were pretty bright, but now, looking. back, they both seemed utterly clueless.
Wendy didnt believe it. She snatched Eliana’s phone and carefully cross–checked the details on the screen. If her memory served her right, the perfume with Elle’s autograph and the unique logo was the first bottle of the limited edition. Moreover, Elle had also personally done the packaging
“C–Could it be the first bottle of Blanche?” she stuttered.
“What’s thus frut bottle about?” someone askeil
Wendy exclaimed, “This batch of Manche includes a limited–edition No. Of bottle, personally packaged by Elle. It even comes with her autograph and unique logo as exclusive gilis
“While this privilege is reserved only for the first bottle, the rest hail already been sold on the secondary market for five times its original price!”
The best boule of Blanche held the highest collectible value. Every perfume collector dreamt of owning it, especially since Elle, now in her eighties may not release more limited–edition perfumes.
With every bottle purchased, the market supply dwindled further. It was easy to see just how invaluable this first bottle was
Wendy was unterly stunned. She turned to Eliana and asked, “How did you buy this perfumet No, it can’t be. This must be a counterfeit
Before Eliana could respond, Stella pulled a postcard from the small compartment in her bag and said, “Are you talking about this?
The poucard, made of exquisitely beautiful gilded cardstock, carried a fragrant rose scent. When Stella opened the package, the noticed the card and kept it as a bookmark. Looking closely, she saw the unique logo and the autograph in Estain.
Stella initially thought it was just a regular postcard. But after hearing Wendy’s words, she realized it was the official proof that the perfume was the
first bottle.
Everyone’s eyes turned to the card in Stella’s hand. The front displayed the signature and unique logo, while the back bore the number “01,” marking it as the first bottle.
The crowd was stunned, knowing that such a gilded postcard couldn’t be fake because it mounted a chip that could be scanned. In other words, this card was a precious item. With it, any bottle of Blanche could be passed off as the first battle.
Wendy was left completely speechless, utterly stunned. Willow and the others were just as silent, unsure what to say. They didn’t have as much knowledge about perfumes as Wendy did, and they had nothing to add since Wendy was silent.
Eliana said, “Stella, make sure you keep that card safe. It has a very high collectible value?
When Eliana decided to buy perfume as a birthday gift for Stella, Lucy said, “If you’re going to give a gift, it should be the best. It won’t be worth giving if it’s not the best.” So, Eliana asked a friend to get the best bottle available. She never expected Wendy to recognize its value.
Eliana said. “Since that’s the case, you should start fulfilling your promise from tomorrow. Also, now that it is proven that the perfume belongs to Stella. Willow Garcia, where’s your perfume?”
Wendy snapped out of her daze and turned to look at Willow, who had been silent all this time. She asked. “Since Stella didn’t steal your perfume, then where is yours?”
Willow froze for a moment, surprised that Wendy still remembered the detail. Wendy wasn’t easily deceived, even if she lost, she would lose with clarity. Willow lowered her gaze, tightly clenching her fists in frustration.
That’s right. If Stella didn’t steal the perfume, where did Willow’s perfume go?”
“What on earth is going on here?”
“Do you all remember? Initially, the idea that Stella stole the perfume was just a guess.
“Now that you mention it, that does seem to be the case!”
Willow lifted her gaze, her eyes welled up with tears, looking utterly pitiful. I’m sorry, everyone. I just received a message that my butler accidentally missed the perfume when packing for me today. I only found out about this just now. I had thought the perfume was in my bag
The excuse seemed a bit far–fetched. Willow lowered her head, wearing a face full of guilt as if acknowledging her mistake.
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Willow had previously insisted that Elana and Stella couldn’t afford the perfume, so she claimed Stella’s perfume was hers. But that lie fell apart the moment Stella showed the chip cant
Hence, once Willow realized what had happened, she quickly took action, deleting all the messages from the butler in her phone except for the one that said the perfume had been forgotten during packing
This perfume didn’t have its packaging, and it looks so similar to mine, so I mistakenly thought it was mine.” Aside from the unique serial number on the identity chip card, all the Blanche bonles had identical packaging and design. It was understandable that she was mistaken.
Willow scrolled the message from the butler and showed it to everyone. “See, the butler did send me a message. I only found out just now. Stella, I would never have misunderstood you if I had known about this earlier. Thankfully, nothing serious happened”
Stella looked at Willow with a face full of disgust. “This is slander, not a misunderstanding”
Willow said, ‘I admit I was too much before. How about this–Il compensate you. After all, I’m not short on money for perfume. How much do
you wand
Stella was speechless. Willow’s mention of money at this moment reminded everyone that she wasn’t someone who couldn’t afford Blanche
By offering to pay for her mistake, she portrayed herself as incredibly generous, as if spending money to make up for her kindness. Charlene and the others quickly caught on to explain
was a sign of her
It’s understandable that we misunderstood. After all, Stella isn’t exactly the type of person who could afford that perfume. Wouldn’t anyone be suspicious if an ordinary person suddenly started carrying a Hermes bag? Doubting is the natural reaction, isn’t it!”
Yeah, we admit we wer
we were a bit impulsive earlier, but if Stella had shown us the proof sooner, there wouldn’t have been any misunderstanding?
“Willow wouldn’t lack money to buy perfume, so she wouldn’t maliciously frame Stella”
Willow turned to look at them. “Alright, enough. I know I made a mistake in this matter, and it’s natural for Stella to be upset with me. I hope I can make it up to lier
“Well, how much was the perfume! Ill compensate you the same amount. Since you’re not the one who bought it, let me pay you this amount as an apology. It’s a fair deal for you, right?”
Each word Willow said was like rubbing Stella’s self–respect into the dirt. Willow wain’t trying to compensate or make things right; she was using money to insult Stella.
