When Rachel thought that they were finally finished with shopping, Lea just handed the things to her driver and waved her hands enthusiastically. "Let's go on to the next shop!"
Rachel's legs were so sore that she almost fell to the ground. She quickly reached out and pulled Lea back. "Can't we rest first?" she whined.
Lea thought about it for a while before nodding. Besides, it was still early, and they still had two hours left before dinner.
They quickly entered a busy cafe and ordered themselves two cups of coffee and plates of pastries.
Rachel had been exhausted after the long hours of shopping she had. They had probably entered fifty shops in an hour.
She rubbed her ankles once they'd finally sat down,
wincing in pain.
Although Lea was never short of money, she probably spent around a hundred thousand dollars in one hour alone.
She had never done this before, so there must be something that was setting her off.
Rachel took a sip of coffee to alleviate her thirst before asking, "What's with you? Why are you buying so many things? Have you won the lottery or something?"
Lea shrugged. "These are actually for free,"
e being.
She planned to tell her once she got better.
Although she didn't need Lea's consent,
she still hoped that her best friend could support her through this.
Rachel wanted to be met with happiness instead of disappointment.
Or at least, she hoped that Lea would forgive her for choosing him again.
She didn't want to be met with a cruel "I told you so" if things between them didn't really work out.
"What are you thinking?" Lea waved her hand in front of her face.
Rachel shook her head and said, "Nothing."
"What do you mean nothing?" Lea cocked up her eyebrow.
"I was thinking about you and Henry."
That shut Lea up almost immediately.
Seeing her expression, Rachel couldn't help but laugh. "I'll stop. You can tell me whenever you're ready."
Lea finally loosened up as she shook her head.
They had always told each other everything.
In fact, they were best of friends.
That was how they had grown up together. They knew each other's secrets like the back of their hands.
Since they grew up together, they knew each other better than anyone. Plus Lea had always played a role of an elder sister to Rachel.