When There Is Nothing Left But Love Chapter 1589


    How did she do it? I was curious.


    And eventually, when we were leaving the mall, I got my answer.


    At the entrance, there was a setup that was not there when we first arrived that read Charity Points.


    Beside it was a shiny signboard with simple details on it.


    Fresh flower for ten bucks. Eighty percent of the proceeds will go to people in need. Leave a scent.


    This was a high-ss mall, so people that visited the ce would not mind the mere ten bucks.


    Moreover, a self-service QR code scan was utilized for making payment, so it was less of a hassle.


    Women usually picked one up as they walked by. Some even made the payment but left the flower


    there.


    While we stood there and watched, Summer gave us an exnation.


    “If the customers buy the flower, the mall will track the payment to the customer’s member profile and


    award them points that could be used to redeem gifts from the mall. With this, not only does the mall


    fulfill some customers’ wish to do charity, but it also bes an extra source of ie. The little girl


    won’t have to make her pitch one at a time anymore because we’ve already made a preliminary


    agreement with the mall. This will be the girl’s kiosk from now on, so she should see some


    improvements in terms of ie. I hope this helps with her mother’s illness.”


    Emery nodded her head in satisfaction after hearing that. “You did great, but I’m quite curious about


    how you convinced the manager of the mall to do this.”


    I had that same question in mind, knowing that an agreement would only get epted if the terms


    were mutually beneficial to both parties. To malls like this, profit from these acts of charity was just


    spare change. On top of that, their partner was a little girl. With so many variables to consider, it was


    obvious that the risk outweighed the reward. As the manager, they did not need to let the mall go


    through the hassle.


    “About that…” Summer calmly put up the side-eye and showed us her phone that she took out of


    nowhere. “This is my Facebook ount. I promised the mall that I would write an article promoting


    their good deeds every month for theing six months, so they agreed. There were some other


    conditions, but we don’t have to talk about that.”


    We squinted our eyes to take a look and instantly understood everything.


    ForeverAutumn. One million and more followers.


    Advertisements on Facebook ounts of that caliber usually cost around fifty thousand per post. That


    meant that the mall saved three hundred thousand in terms of advertisement expenditure by just


    utilizing a small section of the wide-open space at the entrance. It’s a deal with no downsides. Why


    wouldn’t they?


    Indeed, amassing such a following at such a young age would be considered a momentous feat if it


    was anyone else. But, not Summer. She was a genius that received early admission into a university


    overseas that made an exception just for her. It was almost expected of her to aplish this much.


    That said, I was still a little surprised. “Did you make this ount on your own?”


    “Yeah.” Summer smiled. “We’re living in the era of the inte. You’d be amazed at how fast


    information can travel. I initially did this to amass following in hopes of finding you sooner, Mommy.


    Even though I no longer need it, it still feels great to be able to use it for a good cause.”


    “Not bad.” Emery apuded as though she was Summer’s superior, but she still gave her some sharp


    critiques. “That name’s got to go, though. It’s too corny. People would think you’re an old granny fromText ? 2024 N?velDrama.Org.


    hearing that. Change it to something like FourSeasons. With some photo’s taken by thepany I


    invest in and your reputation as a teenage genius, I reckon your followers would double in number.


    Then, you only have to hire someone to manage it for you and wait for the cash to roll in.”


    Summer pursed her lips and smiled before lowering her head to look at her phone. “It’s okay. I like that


    name. I want to remember how autumn feels, always.”


    I did not know why, but at that moment, the smile on her face looked a little gloomy, like she had gone


    through many hardships.


    Separated for six years, absent from the most crucial time of her life, it was no wonder I could no longer


    understand Summer fully.