Chapter 1589


    Mr. Kane Got cklisted Chapter 1589 [Eleven Jewell]


    Darcie’s smile dropped at the sound of Ka wanting Ste to be her image consultant. She initially


    thought Ka’s arrival was an opportunity to stir things up even more. She had even strategically ced


    new personnel in The Velvet but never expected such a turn of events.


    Ste did not see iting either. She had not interacted much with Kately. Most of the design


    matters were handled by Maggie.


    Ka was quite pleased with the piece, so she went ahead and paid the deposit. The item was delivered


    just a couple of days ago. It was personally sent to the Wilson residence by thepany staff.


    So, when Ka showed up at the store today, Ste genuinely thought it was because she was


    dissatisfied with the product.


    Every word Ka uttered, though harsh, seemed aimed at steering the situation in her favor. Ste could


    not help but think of Keegan, who simrly appeared cold and aloof but gradually showed a warmer and


    caring side.


    She looked at Ka, her gaze softening, “rm not a professional. But if you like, I’d be happy to offer my


    suggestions for free. It’s not a problem if you want


    Maggie to handle future designs. The reason why she had another designer take on your order is


    probably because she has a heavy workloadtely and is afraid you might get impatient.”


    “I have plenty of time and money. I can wait,’ Ka huffed.


    Ste chuckled, “Alright. I’ll talk to Maggie and get an appointment scheduled.”


    “Great,” Ka replied. She then turned to Darcie and softened her tone, “Mrs. Saun, the quality of The


    Velvet’s products has dropped significantly in the past two years. The new owner you found has only


    taken over for a little over a month, but the quality seems to have improved considerably. It’s a step


    above what it was when I first encountered The Velvet. You’ve truly found the right sessor, Mrs.


    Saun.”


    Darcie could not believe her ears. She tried to offer a smile, but she was not able to do so. This was not


    the oue she wanted.


    In the end, Darcie could only maintain herposure and say in a low voice,


    “I’m d to hearthat you’re satisfied, Ms. Wilson. I agree; Ste has a sharp mind and good taste.”


    “I trust her because you picked her, Mrs. Saun. I believe in your judgment,” said Ka.


    Darcie was in distress hearing that.


    The group of young socialites who were there with Ka finally caught on that she was not there to settle


    scores with Ste; she was there to ce a new order.


    Ka’s phoenix pendant was so stunning that some of the girls began to get ideas, “Ms. Hall, can I also


    make an appointment? My mom’s birthday ising up, and I’d like to get a custom piece for her.”


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    “I’d like to order a pair of earrings, Ms. Hall. Is it possible to customize earrings?”


    “There are issues with the craftsmanship of a pendant I bought from another store. Is it possible to get it


    fixed here?”


    The group was eager to ask questions.


    One of the reasons they wanted to make an order with The Velvet was Ka’s obvious fondness for the


    store, in addition to the craftsmanship. Moreover, it would give them a shared topic of conversation.


    The Velvet had consistently delivered high-quality products. However, the girls were influenced by


    Xianna in hating Jaylene and hesitated to support the store.


    Now that they think about it, they find it unreasonable not to buy from The Velvet because of the conflict


    between the Annes and Sauns.


    We’re just consumers. As long as the product is good and meets our standards, does it really matter who


    gets the money?’ they thought.


    Ste had her assistant call for Maggie, and the few salespeople quickly registered the girls into their


    system.


    Darcie felt ashamed as she watched everything unfold. Just half an hour ago, she had sworn to help


    Ste stabilize her customer base. Yet, there was no need for her to do so anymore.


    Ste had just finished attending to the guests when she saw Darcie about to leave. She hurriedly


    stopped her and said, “Mrs. Saun, I appreciate your kindness, but I’d like to hold on a bit longer. As for


    the shortage of staff you mentioned, I’ll try to manage on my own. Though the situation is not ideal, it is


    still better than a potentially worse scenario. As for Chris, embezzlingpany property is a crime. I’ve


    already had my assistant report him to the police.


    Darcie’s gaze abruptly darkened, “Ste, that sounds a little ruthless of you. It’s best not to take things


    too far in life.”