Hereditary

Chapter 4

Ever since her mother passed away, she could've never expected such happiness in her life ever again.

It had been a week since Yara had started to work with the lady.

Her name was Meredith Douglas.

Meredith was a 36-year-old single maiden.

She didn't consider marriage yet.

Meredith was solely focused on her carrier and her dream to make wonderful dresses.

Yara was promised a generous reward for working with Meredith.

In the past week, Yara designed at least five different dresses.

She designed them and the dressmakers would put them into a framework on different mannequins.

Then if Lady Meredith approved of it the dresses would have been sown.

Everyone always got stroked by Yara's creativity.

Each time a finished product was presented everyone would gather around the dress and shout words of praise and shower her with compliments.

Meredith's shop took off not long after she opened her shop to customers.

Nobles from all around the place would come to visit the dress shop which had such different styles of dresses and collections.

Meredith's maidens' house was greatly praised as she had very exotic dresses perfect for the upcoming event in the royal palace.

"The lace would have to spill at the bottom. To achieve that look."

Yara gently directed the dressmakers to create the wanted look.

She was designing a new dress now.

This one was special.

This dress was something she always thought of in her head.

It was golden in color and very sparkly. It had a long cape that would trail behind making it look as if the person who'd be wearing it, is leaving a trail of a garden of gold behind.

It cinched down in the waist to absolutely flatter the feminine curve of women's bodies.

There was a golden lace at the bottom of the skirt that made it look like a golden garden around the feet.

It had a circular sweetheart neckline which made the bust area look round and perky.

It was absolutely fabulous.

The dressmakers were very skeptical as they thought the design was unrealistic but went for it anyway and were glad they did.

It turned out to be one of the prettiest, most gorgeous of them all.

The fabric was also very expensive and a rare fabric that you couldn't just find anywhere.

It was detailed down to the last thread and made all the hard work worth it.

It took a few more helping hands which totaled around ten dressmakers working on just one dress for two days straight.

And the outcome...... Chefs kiss!!

After long hours of just hard work and an unwanted arm cardio session, they were finally ready to present it to Lady Meredith.

They made sure to clean up a little bit so as to present it perfectly.

They all waited in anticipation as the lady slowly entered the room and with steps lighter than a feather circled the dress skimming through every inch.