When Love Comes Late

After stealing a glance at him, she walked over to where Stella was to do her job.

“You have good taste, miss.

This is the latest and limited edition of this season.

You will look stunning in it.

”

As the shop attendant commented, she brought down the dress that Stella had been staring at.

She then led her to the fitting room.

She was so imposing that Stella didn’t get the chance to say no.

The whole time she had been working here, she hadn’t seen Matthew bring in a woman to shop.

So, she assumed that this woman must be his wife.

She had eyes on the bonus she would get.

If she closed this sale, she would achieve her sales quota for the month.

She was brimming with joy when the door of the fitting room swung open.

Stella dragged her feet with her hand covering her chest.

It wasn’t until she put this dress on that she realized it was a low-cut slip dress.

It was above her knees, so her beautiful long legs were exposed.

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The dress was tight-fitting, so it accentuated her hourglass figure.This is from NôvelDrama.Org.

There was a mirror opposite Matthew.

His eyes widened a little when he saw Stella’s reflection in the mirror.

It was as if she changed into a different person.

Her look and temperament were way different from how they were a couple of minutes ago.

Matthew looked away and said nothing.

“Aww! You are drop-dead gorgeous!” The shop assistant fawned.

“This dress brought out your beauty, Mrs.

Clark.

”

“Oh, you are mistaken.

I’m not Mrs.

Clark,” Stella immediately corrected.

The shop attendant’s face flushed with embarrassment.

Matthew acted as if he didn’t hear their conversation.

He just set down the magazine in his hand and ordered the attendant, “Get her a suitable pair of shoes.

”

“Okay, sir!” the shop assistant replied and hurried away from the awkward situation.

Hearing this, Stella lowered her head and found that her shoes also had wine stains.

She pursed her lips and said, “Mr.

Clark, you have done enough, so the payment for the shoes is on me.

”