Cynthia's POV
The dress cannot be altered too much, at least not as if it were completely different. I am going to cover up the back that is too boldly designed, and if I consider the identity of Mrs. Madison who is in attendance, as the most noble woman of the entire party, she must be elegant, reserved and dignified. Although Mrs. Madison is me, but I can say that I and such words are completely incompatible.
When I was very young, the first time I made clothes was for my rag doll. My father once gently told me that if I was going to design clothes for someone else, then I had to think clearly about what kind of person and on what kind of occasion I would wear the clothes.
I put myself in a different perspective of Mrs. Madison's identity, and soon decided on the final drawing, I re-a
