Piper Reed eventually left the jewelry store, humiliated and enraged.
Windy quickly took the card and examined it from left to right. “How did you acquire this card?” she inquired, surprised.
Ivy pursed her lips and explained, “It was given to me on my 18th birthday by my third brother. He told me to take it with me wherever I went. I had no idea it would come in helpful!”
“Why didn’t God bless me with a third brother?” Windy’s brow furrowed with envy and jealousy.
Ivy giggled and handed it over to her. “If you really like it, I’ll give it to you.”
“Hey! No way! This card is good for the rest of your life. It’s no longer valid once moved. Therefore, you keep it,” she smirked, “but you can get me whatever I want,” she added.
Ivy nodded, liking the idea.
After purchasing the necklace,
