He gave her a look but did as she asked, throwing all the shoes into a pile in the middle of the room. Sadie had only ever seen Louboutin shoes on TV and in windows of high-end stores, but she knew that this single pair of shoes likely retailed for two thousand dollars. They also looked brand new. And they were kept in the overflow closet? “Did you pack up any shoes from the other closet?” Sadie asked Ji. “Yeah.” “Where did you put them?” “In one of the bags for the share house.” Thank goodness Shots hadn’t come for the pick-up yet! Twenty minutes later, Sadie stood back from the kitchen table where she’d laid out fifteen pairs of name-brand shoes she’d dug out of two different bags. There were more Louboutins, as well as a pair of Jimmy Choo boots, a few pairs of Prada, and some Louis Vuittons. Though Sadie wasn’t a fashionista, a rough calculation told her that there was more money on that table than in Wendy’s bank account. Ji came out of the office carrying two bags of clothes.
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