There was no way that I was going to buy a hundred dollar dress without money . So I never left. I’d rather the manager sent me away by herself.
I dared not to take a step away.
“I said that I am here to see the manager, and I ain’t leaving without seeing her,” I stubbornly replied.
“Monique, we better leave before things get worse,” Maribel said while clinging to my hand and pulling it. I hesitated.
“We are so sorry, me and my friend are going to leave,” Maribel said to the waiter who nodded yet her gaze not leaving us.
“No, I am not going anywhere until I see the manager,” I grunted.
The waiter looked like he was tired of his in that moment.
“You better leave before I call security on you,” he muttered through gritted teeth while not trying to sound too loud.
“Monique, pl
