Everyone looked over to see a young lady in fashionable streetwear walking over with a lollipop in her mouth.

Heidi's gaze instantly darkened. "Go away! You're the embarrassing one wearing such clothes to this party!"

"Mom, I don't want to wear the gown you prepared for me. I'm 24 years old. Don't I have the freedom to wear what I want?"

Then, the young lady pointed to Yvonne, who was standing behind Otto, and said, "This woman has a scarf wrapped around her head. What she's wearing is more jarring than me."

"Chelsea Carrington!" Heidi barked. "You are not needed here! Go and change your clothes!"

"I'm not going!" Chelsea retorted. She even stuck her tongue out at Heidi. "I hate wearing dresses! You're only asking me to go so you can continue to bully Aunt Edith."

Chelsea hid behind Edith. "Aunt Edith, help me talk some sense into my mother. Tell her not to be so old-fashioned. Why must a lady wear a dress?"

"Chelsea, you come back here!"

Heidi had two daughters. The eldest was