Chapter 325


    Chapter 325 Rising Step by Step


    Not to mention, with the current buzz surrounding Leap Gaming Technology, the poprity of their


    pairing would only continue to rise. As a result, Abigail was worried that if Lina were to see it, she might


    After a moment of silence, Sean spoke, “If you think this will get troubling, I can inform the media in


    advance to minimize the impact.”


    He had only intended to suggest it casually, but surprisingly, she agreed. “All right.”


    She felt that his n was quite reasonable.


    At that, he did not say anything more. He knew he should remain silent as he regretted letting those


    words slip out. However, that feeling onlysted briefly because it was worth it to him to have done


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    something that made her happy.


    Sean dropped Abigail off at her home. After she got out of the car, he instructed Cameron reluctantly,


    “Tell the media to downy the fact that my wife and I were at the venue together tonight. Also, ask the


    prominent bloggers and marketing ounts to refrain from exploiting the situation.”


    “Yes,” Cameron responded immediately, even though he could sense his boss’ reluctance. His car


    lingered downstairs for a moment before finally driving away.


    Abigail watched him leave from the French windows and then prepared to head back to her room. Just


    then, her phone rang. She saw that it was Ronaldo calling and answered the call.


    “You are a real genius! You’re actually coborating with Leap Gaming Technology! What a surprise!”


    His voice was full of excitement.


    “Do you think this coboration suits your tastes, Mr. Fernandez?” she asked with a smile.


    His voice remained enthusiastic as he responded, “Of course, I’m satisfied! People have already


    inquired whether our pearl workshop has any pearls for sale since the announcement. The publicity


    has been excellent.”


    “That’s good. Leap’s promotion of your pearls may not be as effective as hiring a top celebrity for


    endorsement, but breakthroughs in industry promotion can lead to unexpected gains,” she exined.


    “I wholeheartedly support your decision because I’m a long-time fan of Leap as well. Though, even if


    they hadn’t promoted our pearls, I’d still be supportive. You know, technological breakthroughs in the


    gaming industry are incredibly challenging. You’re doing a great service to the gamingmunity,” he


    said as he was filled with joy.


    Many of Leap Gaming Technology’s fans were in their thirties and forties, and their games held at


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    special ce in their hearts and carried their youthful memories.


    Abigail’s decision to coborate with Leap’s boss was motivated by the fact that he had told her the


    best gift they could offer to the yers was to continuously push the boundaries of technology in the


    name of sentiment, allowing this generation of yers who regarded their games as a source of


    spiritual nourishment to experience the ultimate enjoyment and happiness. in the game.


    The most sincerity a service provider could present was toplete their tasks effectively and ensure


    that customers were as satisfied as possible.


    “I haven’t done much; I just contributed a design sketch for a dress,” Abigail said modestly.


    “Your design sketch is invaluable. Not every famous designer is willing to lower themselves by offering


    their creations to the gaming industry,” he remarked sincerely.


    She smiled and replied, “It’s gettingte, and I need to rest.”


    “All right!” His voice filled with delight, and she could tell he was genuinely fond of the news.


    The next day, the coboration between Leap and L.Moon became a hot topic on various tforms.


    But what stood out the most were the gaming fans, who were incredibly excited.


    Abigail arrived at thepany in the morning and had barely taken her seat when her assistant


    approached her. “There’s a new client this morning who wants to talk to you personally. I haven’t


    shared your phone number with him yet.”


    “I’ll make the call myself,” Abigail said.


    The assistant quickly provided Abigail with the client’s phone number. It was indeed a new one.


    Abigail called the number using thepany’s phone and waited until the person on the other end


    answered. “Hello, may I speak to Miss na from L.Moon?” a courteous male voice asked.


    “Yes, speaking,” she replied in a gentle tone.


    “Hi, you can call me Mr. Copper. I’d like to inquire about the dress you designed. Is the design sketch


    avable? Has anyone ordered the dress yet?


    Abigail responded, “Not yet. It was exhibited for the first timest night. Mr. Copper, do you have an


    interest in it?”


    “Yes. I’d like to purchase it for my girlfriend. The price is not a concern. We’re nning to get engaged


    by the end of the year, and I hope she’ll wear this dress you designed on that special. asion.”


    Damon Copper’s voice filled with anticipation.


    “The price of this dress will be on the higher side mainly because the one thousand peacock overtone


    used are quite valuable. It is simr in price to imported Tahitian pearls,” she exined.


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    The design sketch of this dress had been licensed to Leap, but she intended to produce it in her studio


    and disy it as a showcase piece. Even if they suggested selling the dress, she knew it would not be


    cost-effective for her to sell it at a low price. On the other hand, selling it at a high price might make


    buyers feel ufortable.


    “The price is not an issue,” Damon responded warmly. “I met my fiancee through a game created by


    Leap ten years ago. At that time, it was a 2D pixel game without the features of today’s games, such as


    a love destiny system. Yet, we managed to maintain our rtionship for three years in that game. Later,


    Leap released an online game with another love destiny system, and we continued. participating in love


    destiny events for seven years without interruption.”