I couldn’t just do nothing. The moment I stepped forward though, Liah had blocked me, she walked briskly to the attendant and snatched the shoes from her.
“I saw this first.” She said to the attendant who looked at her without knowing what to do.
My lips curled as I watched her. That was my daughter.
The haughty red haired girl turned around, when she saw the shoe in Liah’s hand, she hurried to her. “Don’t make me cause a scene here. Give her the shoes.”
“No. I saw it first.”
“And I got it first.” The girl argued but Liah was not backing down.
“You snatched it from my hands so it cannot be yours.”
The girl used a moment to look at her, staring at her from head down to her toes.
“Can you even afford these? If my aunt comes here and finds someone like you arguing with me, she will m
