Chapter 414


    Chapter 414 He’s Out of Your League


    Sean’s retort left Abigail speechless.


    At the restaurant, they sat separately, but their tables weren’t far apart.


    Abigail exined the situation to Howard regarding Eni’s decision to back out of the deal. “The fabric is


    excellent; if we design a new product with it, it’ll definitely sell well. Don’t forget the hype we’ll generate


    with our official announcement tomorrow. However, you should also carefully consider your pricing


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    strategy across the entire range of your clothing, from the lower-end to the high-end products. While


    high-end clothing yields greater profit margins, don’t underestimate the potential of achieving high sales


    volume with smaller profit margins as another viable approach,” she said to him in a gentle voice.


    He nodded. “What I think is that we’ll adjust the prices uniformly after the official announcement. You


    have arge fan base, but they can’t afford your products, so it’s useless no matter how many fans you


    have. I’ve decided to let Fairy Meadow capture the profits from the downmarket. What do you think?”


    Lunamented, “That’s a great idea.”


    While they were engrossed in their conversation, the atmosphere on Sean’s side was awkward.


    Josh nced at Luna and Howard from time to time.


    “Who is that guy?” Kelly couldn’t help but ask when she noticed Josh’s interest in them. She couldn’t


    help feeling that Josh was acting strange, as if he cared about someone.


    “He’s Fairy Meadow’s new CEO,” Josh replied.


    Howard, the son of one of Fairy Meadow’s shareholders, had initially been employed at a


    technologypany. However, his er’s summons beckoned him back to assume control of


    Fairy Meadow. Thepany had been grappling with a string of ineffective CEOs. Josh contemted


    that without this internal turmoil, an outsider like Howard wouldn’t have been presented with the


    opportunity to ascend to the position of chief executive officer.


    “Is Fairy Meadow a clothing brand?” Kelly asked. She realized that Abigail and Luna were here in


    Capitalis for a potential coboration.


    “Yeah. Josh’s mind wasn’t on Kelly.


    Sean took out his phone and texted Cameron, ‘Look up Howard Creed, the current CEO of Fairy


    Meadow


    Alter Abigail and the others finished their meal, Sean also got up to leave.


    Kelly couldn’t help but ask, ‘Mr. Graham, are you really going to visit her grandmother?”


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    He ignored her.


    After he left, Josh asked, “Why pursue him of all people?” He had only found out about Kelly’s feelings


    for Sean after returning to Pendorf. He didn’t want her to suffer the same fate as Abigail, who had


    suffered a lot because of the man.


    “Why can’t I pursue him? I invited him to lunch, and he didn’t refuse. Don’t you see that?” Kelly argued.


    “You don’t know Sean,” he replied grimly.


    She wasn’t upset by his words, though. “It’s true that I don’t know him well. It’s only been a short time


    since we got to know each other, right?”


    Josh said, “He’s been married and divorced. Do you know why?”


    “Do you think it’s wrong for him to remarry? It’s not always the man’s fault in a divorce; maybe the


    woman had issues too.” Kelly immediately found an excuse for the man.


    “Kelly, it’s clear Sean doesn’t love you. Who knows what his intentions are for agreeing to have lunch


    with you?” he remarked with a frown, expressing his concern for her. Josh spected that Sean might


    have been putting on a facade in front of Abigail, suggesting that his actions might not be genuine.


    Josh suspected that Sean might have only realized that he couldn’t get over Abigail after his divorce.


    Although he couldn’tprehend why Sean couldn’t move on from Abigail, Josh firmly believed that


    Sean wasn’t deserving of Kelly’s love, especially considering his harsh treatment of Joan.


    Upon hearing this, Kelly stood up in displeasure. Josh, I don’t like you speaking ill of him,” she said.


    With that, she turned around and left.


    Josh called out to her, but noticing herck of response, he reluctantly had no choice but to let her go.


    Abigail and Luna arrived at L.Moon, and Sean’s car followed shortly after.


    Luna darted a nce at Sean, who was getting out of the car. She whispered to Abigail, I’ll go up first.”


    Abigail nodded.


    After 1 una went upstairs, Abigail finally turned to look at Sean.


    Cameron followed behind Sean, saying in a soft voice, Ms. Quinn is waiting for you”


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    Sean shot him a cold nce, maintaining silence as he made his way toward Abigail. Upon reaching


    her, he was immediately met with her direct question, “Why are you visiting my grandmother?”


    “I’m justing to check on her,” he replied coldly.


    She pursed her lips, her expression slightly displeased. “As I said, my grandma’s affairs have nothing


    to do with you.”


    “That’s how you see it,” Sean replied, walking past Abigail.


    Abigail found herself exasperated by his persistent tendency to go his way. Reluctantly, feeling a touch


    of irritation, she acknowledged she had no option but to trail along behind him.


    They walked into thepany. While taking the elevator, Sean suddenly asked, “Does your


    grandmother live in thepany with you?”


    “She’s ourpany’s cook. Luna thinks it’s convenient for her to live here,” Abigail replied. Since she


    couldn’t drive him away, she had to put up with it.


    Their businesslike demeanor made Cameron worry for Sean. Despite the man trying his best toe


    up with excuses to get closer to Abigail, the two of them were still talking like strangers.


    Analise was busy every day; after all, she was overseeing the wholepany’s catering service. For


    this reason, Luna had two break rooms ced in her office, one of them being Analise’s bedroom.


    Abigail led Sean into the office. She then walked toward her desk, saying, “If you’re not busy. please


    wait a moment. Grandma is a bit tired from work right now. She takes a three-hour break every day at


    noon.”


    “How many hours does she work every day?” Sean asked with feigned indifference while sitting on the


    couch.


    “About six to seven hours, I guess. After all, there are quite a lot of people in thepany,” Abigail


    replied.


    Analise had to prepare lunch almost as soon as she finished preparing breakfast for Luna in the


    morning. After lunch, she took a three-hour nap and then went on to prepare dinner.


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