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Resisting temptations is a serious task. It has many side effects. It makes your mind go into “Should have bought it when saw it” zone for at least a week. It gives you a tough night. It makes you eat more cupcakes. But most of all, it makes you look like a complete maniac in that store.
I entered “Claire’s” store and saw this. Something so beautiful! Butterflies and hearts! Gosh! I had to pick it up, examine it closely and see its price tag. It was for around Rs.1400. And, it was a single piece!
Hmmmmmm!
*I have already spent so much.*
*Why do they have their store on 3rd floor instead of ground floor? Maybe, I should start shopping next time from this floor.*
*Just ignore it and check out their other stuff*
So, I start to check other stuff but nothing really attracts my eyes. Plus, I kept turning back and seeing if anyone else wasn’t checking it out (it was one unique piece). I am sure the staff thought that I was a shoplifter just pretending to shop who will keep stuff in her pockets as soon as they divert their attention.
I was standing in front of it again.
I picked it up and kept it down again. *For 5-6 times* Maybe, it has a defect..
*I touch the butterflies to check quality of glitter. It did not come out. And, Ooh! What? It rotates! Yes! It is a rotating jewellery stand.*
And, I spoke my favourite words, “I will take it. Please bubble wrap it properly.“
I was happy. The store was happy.
*The End*