Chapter 129
After coming up with a name and completing the design, Pearl sent it to the investor, who responded with praises.
“You’re truly an exceptional designer. Only you could have come up with a design like this,” the investor’s voice came from the other end of the phone. “It was well worth the wait. We’ll commence production based on this design, and I’m hopeful it will achieve record-breaking sales.”
“Thank you, sir.”
Pearl’s designs consistently performed well in sales, which was why the investor continued to collaborate
with her.
On the first day of the new product launch, excitement about “The Foxy Moon Seduction” swept across the internet as soon as the website announced its availability.
“Wow, this is so pretty. The previous ones were all for couples, so I never had the chance to buy one. But this one is so beautiful!”
“Why do people ever doubt Pearl’s designs? I’m ready to defend her!”
When Abby heard of the news, she sat in stunned disbelief. She vividly recalled making significant alterations to the design. It shouldn’t have turned out like this!
Had Pearl truly managed to create an entirely new design in just one afternoon? Was this her talent?
Jealousy surged within Abby as she contemplated how effortlessly Pearl could create such remarkable designs.
Her immediate concern was locking down Richard as soon as possible, or else Pearl might come between them. All her efforts would be in vain if they ended up together.
Abby made a call to tell Susan she was going over for dinner.
Susan had grown fonder of Abby since her transformation, so she gladly accepted the invitation.
That evening, when Pearl returned home and discovered Abby was there, she couldn’t help but frown.
“Pearl, are you upset that I’m here?” Abby noticed Pearl’s annoyance and aimed to expose her. “I just came to see Madam and join you all for dinner. It’s not a problem, right?” she explained, feigning innocence.
Susan laughed. “You’re welcome to come over whenever you like. Who would ever stop you?”
“Of course not. Go ahead.” Pearl thought of skipping the meal.
“Even if you don’t particularly like me, you should show respect to Madam. She made all this food, so you should have some…” Abby advised, attempting to offer guidance but only making the situation more
uncomfortable.
Susan felt disheartened when she sensed the tension. “Yes, Pearl. I put so much effort into cooking this meal. It wouldn’t be right to let it go to waste.”
Pearl found herself at a loss as she watched the two of them seemingly team up, so she reluctantly took her seat at the dining table.
Richard returned home shortly afterward, and upon seeing Abby there, he greeted her coldly, “Why are you here?”
Abby hadn’t anticipated Richard’s frosty reception. She hesitated before replying, “I miss Madam, so I came
over…”
