Indeed, Alice Lawson didn't show up at the venue afterward. She called Shea Thorne again, saying the dress was ready for her to try on, to see if it fit.
They agreed to meet at the brand store, and as soon as Shea Thorne walked in, Alice Lawson took out the dress she had meticulously picked for Shea Thorne. Before Shea Thorne could see what the dress looked like, she was pushed into the fitting room to try it on.
The dress was a long black dress with some subtle embroidered patterns on the hem. It was a beautiful dress with plenty of stretch in the fabric, suitable for Shea Thorne to wear during her performance.
This dress was indeed the store's signature style, a timeless design that never went out of fashion, and the price was quite attractive. Shea Thorne estimated that a brand new one would cost over a hundred thousand.
But Shea Thorne instantly recognized that this dress was second-hand, maybe even multi-hand.
