Chapter: 602

"Norah, there you are." Aaron's voice suddenly came from a distance.

As he walked from the back office into the store, his gaze was immediately drawn to the handsome man sitting on the sofa.

The man was dressed in a tailored suit, his hair perfectly styled.

He had chiseled features and a pronounced jawline, his Adam's apple bobbing up and down as he swallowed.

He leaned back against the sofa with a relaxed posture, legs crossed comfortably.

His deep eyes seemed to exude an air of nobility.

What a fine specimen of a man.

"Sir, what type of clothing are you interested in purchasing?"

With a quick step, Aaron walked right up to the man, staring at him in astonishment.

"Damn, I've heard rumors that the owner of BelleVogue is gay. Is it possible he's taken a liking to this handsome guy?"

“Weren't we speculating earlier? Perhaps he's waiting for his wife.

Let's watch a little longer; if he's by himself, we'll make our move and ask for his number."

"Sounds Like a plan! Excuse me, Miss, have any of the dresses caught your eye? You're quite stunning and have a fantastic physique; you would surely shine in any of them."

Norah was slightly entertained by the scenario. The two women she encountered seemed more eager to assist than the actual store staff.

If she was a shopper, she would be tempted to try on dresses already.

What pleased her was that their compliments were directed at the dresses she had designed. They only praised the three dresses in the store.

"Thanks, I'm interested in seeing some other dresses."

“The other designs don't quite stand out as much. Believe us, Noelle's creations are truly beautiful!"

“Absolutely, her designs always captivate. She's my go-to designer, though it's unfortunate I've never managed to secure an appointment for a personalized dress.”

“Being a famous designer, her schedule is probably full! Your dress looks lovely too. Did you have it custom-made?"

Shoppers at high-end boutiques typically have considerable wealth.

Seeing an elegant lady in a dress without a visible brand led them to inquire if it was custom-made.

Even though it was just a simple fitted dress, it beautifully complemented the woman's figure, effortlessly bringing out her personality.

"It's not custom-made." With a smile, Norah replied, “I made it myself, thanks for the kind words."