Everly replied, “Mom, I don’t like wearing dresses. It’s very inconvenient.”
She looked to her grandfather and, with a hint of complaint, she said, “Grandpa, you know I don’t like wearing dresses, and yet you still asked Mr. Brown to bring this dress and this set of jewelry to me. Wearing it makes me look like a nouveau riche.
“A suit is more comfortable, after all. Don’t make me wear this again.”
Kaden chided, “You don’t look like a nouveau riche. You have a graceful disposition, and with the jewelry on, you look elegant. You look womanly from the way you’re dressed up tonight. Your mother’s right. Women should dress like women.
“Mr. Brown, what do you think? Does Everly look better in a suit or a dress?”
Kaden threw the ball to Sonny.
Sonny replied, “I think Ms. Everly is lovely enough to pull anything off.
“Actually, there’s no need to bother about what others think of you. You’re wearing the clothes, so only you can say if it’s suitable or comfortable for you. As long as it’s comfortable, who cares what anyone else says?”
Everly looked approvingly at Sonny. “You read my mind. I don’t care what others think of me. I’m wearing the clothes, so as long as I think it’s comfortable, it’s fine.”
It was not embarrassing even if she wore a suit.
It only made her seem a little more serious, and she was the heiress and CEO of Flemming Group. She could not possibly be beaming with joy every day, now, could she? Plus, that was just her personality, and she was not willing to change herself for anyone.
Kaden and Maddie exchanged a glance, feeling increasingly satisfied with Sonny.
He was someone who knew how to appreciate Everly for who she was.
After Sonny finished his glass of water, he said to the Flemmings, “Old Mr. Flemming, Mrs. Flemming, it’s quite late. I should head back now.”


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