Chapter 19 The Center of Attention
“Cora, Sally, are you here to buy shoes too?”
“Yes! Such bad luck,” Sally snapped.
Seeing that Cora and Sally didn’t seem to notice anything from what she had just said, Mia breathed a sigh of relief and
smiled, ignoring Sally’s provocation. “Sally, you should really try to grow up and restrain your temper.”
Then she turned to the woman beside her. “Let me introduce you. This is my best friend, Jane. She works in the
cardiology department at your hospital. Jane, meet Cora and Sally. They just started their internship at First Hospital.”
Cora frowned. She had known several doctors in the cardiology department but had never seen this woman before.
Could she be the highly accomplished medical student that Matt had mentioned, who had ski ped grades like her?
This woman was stunningly beautiful, with perfectly applied makeup that enhanced her features. She exuded an aura of
tranquility, probably a perfect image of ‘first love’ in the eyes of a man.
Mia, standing next to her, looked like a clown in comparison.
While Cora a*sessed Jane, Jane was also observing her. With her delicate oval face and shimmering eyes, Cora
emanated a gentle and pure charm, like a pristine water lily.
Yet her figure possessed a mesmerizing allure, combining purity and temptation, captivating any man who glanced at her.
In Jane’s eyes, besides a fleeting sense of amazement, there was also confusion. Cora’s demeanor and aura seemed
reminiscent of someone, but she couldn’t quite place who it was.
Jane didn’t delve deeper into her thoughts, as there were countless people in the world who bore resemblances for no
apparent reason.
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However, she now understood why Mia had been so anxious and insistent on involving her in the preparations for the
engagement. But none of this concerned her, so she greeted them gracefully.
“Hello, I’m Jane. We’ll be colleagues from now on,” she said, extending her hand. Cora and Sally responded in kind.
With the notion of not making enemies among the hospital doctors during their internship, Sally decided not to further
engage with Mia. She picked up a pair of shoes. “Cora, try these on.”
The shoes were champagne-colored with a delicate ankle strap adorned with diamonds. They looked beautiful, but that
would depend on who was wearing them. If the feet were on the wider side, the shoes could look rather tacky.
Mia ignored Sally and Cora and continued to look at the shoes she liked until the exclamation of a shopping a*sistant
caught her attention.
“Oh my goodness, these shoes fit you as if they were tailor-made, miss!”
Unable to resist, Mia followed the shopping a*sistant’s gaze and saw Cora’s feet, perfectly complementing the shoes,
each toe delicate and fair.
“Cora, buy them! Buy them! These shoes, paired with that dress, will make you the center of attention! You’ll become a
captivating weapon wherever you walk!”
In her excitement, Sally inadvertently revealed certain information.
Mia quickly caught onto the phrase ‘center of attention.’
So Cora would indeed be attending her engagement party tomorrow?
True, Mia had invited Cora, but she hadn’t intended for Cora to steal the spotlight!
She wouldn’t allow Cora to dress up beautifully and seduce Eason!
Eason was already indecisive, and if Cora were to captivate him and make him regret his engagement on the spot, where
would that leave Mia and her family’s dignity?
Mia immediately handed her credit card to the shopping a*sistant, who had been marveling at the shoes on Cora’s feet.
“I’ll take this pair. Pack them for me!”