Ms. Prada inherently disliked her calling behavior, but upon hearing that she was Enna Clark's sister, she instinctively glanced at Enna Clark. Seeing that Enna Clark did not object, she pondered for a moment and said, "Since you're Ms. Clark's sister, I can give you an invitation card."
Miranda Lewis was overjoyed, grabbed Ms. Prada's hand, and repeatedly said thank you.
Ms. Prada wrote her a business card by hand and handed it to her.
"Thank you, Ms. Prada." Miranda Lewis happily accepted it, fearing that Enna Clark would interfere, forced a smile, and said, "And Enna."
The last word, Enna, was purely added forcibly by her.
After speaking, she took the initiative, "I won't disturb you any longer, I'll be leaving."
Miranda Lewis came in a hurry and left in a hurry.
After she left, Ms. Prada and the noblewoman began asking about Miranda's affairs.
Although Enna Clark did not like Miranda, she was not to the extent of wanting to drive Miranda to despair, so she said nothing.
