Chapter 286 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• Rosalind had devoted her entire being to getting ready for her birthday celebration. She was anything but a bedridden soul—rather, she was bursting with energy. She would spend her days organizing locations and getting ready for her looks. For those who don't know, she might have been getting ready for an engagement party. Justin ceased paying her visits at the hospital during this period since he could tell that her condition had improved. Rosalind was more concerned with getting the birthday banquet planned than with any underlying discontent in her heart. She was in her room on the eve of the birthday banquet, fumbling with the dress Roza had lent her.
• Although she had a willow-like shape, the dress was excessively big in the chest, making it impossible for her to wear. The dress did not fit, so despite their best efforts, the two maids were perspiring uncontrollably. The maids were shoved aside by Rosalind. She let out an angry exhale, her cheeks flushing fiercely. What kind of group of worthless people like you did the Golds hire? In a cautious manner, one of the maids said, "Ms. Rosalind, maybe we could get a tailor to come and fix it, or use a few pins."
• Rosalind refused to acknowledge that she was scared of losing money, even though she was so angry that she was perspiring. She had signed an agreement, and the dress was valued at seven figures. She would have to provide Roza five times the value if it was dirtied, broken, or changed without her consent—even if it was just a pin. She couldn't bear to part with her money, even if it hurt, since she couldn't allow Roza to take even one more penny from her! Rosalind was sweating uncontrollably because she was so upset. She refused to admit, though, that her displeasure was really a result of her fear of losing money.