"Leah, I never thought spending money could be so painful."
As she said this, Leah Sinclair and Sheila Hughes were sprawled on a sofa in a Mercedes-Benz dealership. They probably could have just bought a few handbags or some jewelry to solve their problem.
But for the two of them, who often had to visit construction sites, simplicity was key when it came to clothes, bags, and shoes. Items costing hundreds of thousands were like precious heirlooms to be worshipped.
The thought of carrying such a bag or wearing such jewelry to a construction site was baffling—they'd have no idea how to protect those 'heirlooms'. The idea of a shopping spree was fun, but once they actually started buying things, they both had a meltdown. In the end, Leah Sinclair took Asher Keating's advice and dragged Sheila Hughes here to buy her a car.
