Kiera Olsen frowned and looked at Lewis Horton.
She didn't know that Lewis Horton had prepared a wedding gown for her, but since it was something he had prepared, it was impossible to pass it on to someone else.
She cast her eyes down, her tone indifferent, "Sorry, I can't do that."
Peter Olsen wasn't surprised by this reaction. After all, no one would be willing to part with such a thing, since a wedding gown is a once-in-a-lifetime matter. He had only been probing.
The other brothers also began to speak up.
James Olsen said, "Peter, that's where you're wrong. How could you let someone else have something like that?"
Charles Olsen also nodded, "Exactly, wedding gowns are tailor-made. That signature piece, since Mr. Horton had reserved it early, it belongs to our sister. You talk about borrowing money, that's still okay, but borrowing a wedding dress, such a private item, I've never heard of such a thing!"
