
She dragged me to the restroom. Her designer gown had split completely down the back seam, exposing her lace underwear.
“Oh my God!”
“Everyone’s going to see! The photographers, the guests—I’ll be humiliated. You’re the only one who can fix this. Please!”
I stared at the cheap construction hidden under the expensive label. The irony was delicious.
Silently, I pulled out my emergency sewing kit. “Stand still. Don’t breathe deeply.”
Ten minutes later, the dress looked perfect.
“Thank God. You’re a lifesaver,” she said, turning to leave.
“Wait. You owe me an apology. Not money—just honesty. Tell people I made those dresses. Tell them the truth.”
She left without answering.
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