"Rank, huh? Is that how it works?" Dustin asked the service assistant sternly.

"Sir, our store has a membership ranking policy," the assistant explained. "Many items are unique, limited-edition pieces, leading to demand exceeding supply. Higher-ranked members receive priority. Even if you saw the dress first, if those members have a higher rank, it belongs to them. I apologize." Irene's hope faded.

"Did you hear that? Take the dress off! It's mine!" Elisa declared, chuckling. "Status and privilege decide everything! We'll always crush you!" Her Gold Membership fueled her superiority, the triumph over Dustin and Irene bringing indescribable joy.

"Irene, don't panic," Dustin said calmly. "Since this policy exists, let's resolve it accordingly."

Elisa sneered. "I didn't expect such compliance."

"Miss, please compare our membership ranks," Dustin requested.

Elisa and Jaxon were stunned. "You think your rank is higher?" Elisa mocked. "You're overestimating yourself. How high could it possibly be? Must you humiliate yourself?"

Jaxon chuckled, intrigued. "I rarely see anyone outrank me in Lannopolis. Since he wants to compare, let him."

Elisa, excited, addressed the assistant. "Let's do it! I want to see what he'll use to compare!" Both believed Dustin was simply humiliating himself.

Dustin silently produced his phone and showed it to the assistant. Her expression changed; she bowed deeply.

"We're honored you've visited our branch!" she exclaimed, agitated. "I'll inform the store manager to assist you personally." The abrupt shift stunned Elisa and Jaxon. Dustin had only shown his phone, yet she bowed respectfully. She assumed membership cards were physical; what kind did he have on his phone? The assistant's deference was unprecedented, surpassing even Gold Membership privileges.

"What's going on?" Elisa thought, dazed.

Jaxon narrowed his eyes. Only one possibility remained: Dustin's rank exceeded his! He couldn't believe it; he considered Dustin useless trash, expelled from the Wyatt family. How could he hold a higher rank? Was he truly the Wyatt family outcast?

"His rank is higher? Impossible! Miss, tell me his rank! It can't be higher than ours!" Elisa insisted.

"Sir, there's no need for comparison," the assistant said, standing straighter. "The Gold Membership is insignificant compared to his. Furthermore, your behavior toward our esteemed guest is bordering on provocation and insult. I advise restraint. Further disrespect will result in the revocation of Mr. Chandler's Gold Membership, and you will be banned from all our branches nationwide."