Chapter 152
Alex and Zane had a good conversation, engaging in a back–and–forth where both parties
understood each other’s intentions.
Candice remained silent until Zane suddenly noticed the file booklet she was holding. He
eximed, “Ms. Renault, have you also been paying attention to Blue Artifact before?”
In Candice’s hands was an art catalog from Blue Artifact, and the first page on the cover featured a
rtively obscure series from a couple of years ago.
Zane’s interest was piqued. “The products from this series are not considered popr, nor are they
cultural relics. It was just an inspiration from a small studio under us at the time. The poprity has
always been low. How would Ms. Renault know about it?”
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Suddenly being questioned, Candice decided to take out the booklet and ce it on the table. After
a brief pause, she said, “I did indeed look into Blue Artifact before. I really like this series of wood
carvings with the theme of humans and nature, as they are very dynamic.”
“Unfortunately, I found out a bitte, and it’s challenging to find aplete set in the market now,”
Candice spoke sincerely. “So, today, I brought this catalog to ask Mr. rk if it’s still possible to
purchase them.”
Candice’s words were well–spoken, but in reality, she had learned about this series from Hanley.
When they were discussing the exhibition arrangement in Stugan City, she had overheard Ryan
mentioning this theme from Blue Artifact and found it interesting. Later, back in Dorrington, she had
purchased the catalog from the official website.
She never expected that Aether would indeed coborate with Blue Artifact one day.
She maintained aposed expression, making it difficult for others to discern the truth.
Zane’s interest clearly shifted in her direction, and he asked Candice several questions. Fortunately,
Candice had indeed carefully reviewed the catalog beforehand, so she answered.
smoothly.
Zane’s smile became more genuine, and Candice lowered her gaze, sitting quietly beside them.
However, Alex’s gaze on her became slightly heavier.
Candice acted as if she had not noticed, lowering her gaze to look at the catalog in her hands.
In the end, Zane was still unclear in his attitude. Candice also understood. After all, Blue Artifact
was the one making the choice now.
When they were leaving, Zane escorted them to the door and courteously said, “Looking forward to
meeting with Mr. Elysian again next time.”
Alex nodded in acknowledgment.
Zane looked at Candice again and said, “Ms. Renault, for that set of wood carvings you inquired
about, because of the low production and poprity, it’s challenging to find them now. However, if
you are interested, I can check again.”
Candice could not say much but expressed her gratitude with a smile as she said, “Thank you, Mr.
rk.”
She took out her phone. “If you don’t mind, can I add you on WhatsApp? I really like the cultural and
creative products from Blue Artifact. If I can get some first–hand Information, I would appreciate it.
Mr. rk.”
This statement was cleverly phrased, praising Blue Artifact while also seeking a connection, Zane
naturally agreed, and they exchanged contact information.
It was not until they reached the parking lot that the smile on Candice’s face slowly faded.
She looked at the Maybach parked next to her parking spot without any expression, ready to open
the car door.
However, Sawyer suddenly approached, calling out to her a bit awkwardly. “Candice, are you going
back to thepany now?”
It was not yet time to get off work, so Candice hummed an agreement.
“Could you drive Mr. Elysian’s car back? I have something urgent and need to meet a client.”
Candice looked at the all–ck Maybach, seemingly low–key but actually ostentatious.
She l
lowered her gaze slightly and spoke in a calm tone. “Mr. Elysian’s driving skills are better
than mine.”
She was refusing, but Sawyer was a bit stunned. He subconsciously looked at the Maybach. “But
Mr. Elysian said his wrist isn’t feeling good.”