Chapter 242


    Monica was already livid, and then someone came in to report.


    “Monica, our backend stats show that 83,000 dresses have been cancelled by customers, some of


    which we had already shipped. The customers didn’t want them, so we had to intercept the packages.


    Not only did we not make any profit, but we also lost the shipping cost.”


    Monica felt a headacheing on, massaging her temples and struggling to breathe.


    83,000 dresses–if they all end up unsold and just pile up in the warehouse, the losses will be huge.


    Monica didn’t dare to think about it any further.


    “Monica, some bad news. The manager of apany that promised to order 10,000 dresses from us


    backed out at thest minute and ced the order with Collins Corporation instead. We trusted them


    and didn’t ask for a deposit.”


    Monica felt like she was about to copse.


    Monica, we’ve released a bunch of coupons on our official online store, but they didn’t keep the


    customers.”


    “Our online customer service tried their best to persuade them, but customers are still canceling their


    orders.” “Monica, what should we do next?”


    Arabe entered the live stream room to see Molly adjusting the design. This was today’s seventeenth


    new product.


    Seeing her, Molly’s eyes crinkled in a sweet smile. Arabe gave a small smile in return and then went


    to check the data, not showing her face to the


    camera.


    Dean whispered excitedly, “Ms. Bet, we’ve got over 1.06 million viewers on the live stream. This is


    an unprecedented turnout!”


    Before, when they live streamed, only a few thousand fans would watch, and very few would ce


    orders. But now, orders wereing in non–stop! “Guess how many dresses we’ve sold in total?”


    Dean couldn’t contain his excitement, his eyes shining brightly.


    “100,000?”


    “You’re right!” Dean said it enthusiastically. The total is already at 102,000, and it’s still climbing! Ms.


    Bet, at this rate, we won’t have enough stock in the warehouse!”


    “Then let’s have the workers put in extra hours and keep producing.” Arabe finished checking the


    data and started heading towards the office.


    Dean followed closely behind, saying, “Ms. Bet, you are amazing! Just like you said, thepany


    didn’t lose money; we actually made some. If the viewers knew that these 23 designs are all yours,”


    Arabe just gave Molly a chance to show herself, like giving a leg up to the younger generation.


    In reality, all 23 designs were hers.


    “Why should they know?” Arabe was now thepany’s manager. To her, it didn’t matter who


    designed these 23 pieces; what mattered was that thepany was profitable.


    The Collins Group Belongs to (N)?vel/Drama.Org.


    When Julian saw that the clothingpany wasunching new designs through a live stream, he


    immediately informed Hans Collins.


    “The live stream now has 1.14 million viewers, and they’ve sold 106,000 dresses.‘


    ‘Just like Ms. Bet said, it’s not a loss; it doesn’t damage our reputation, and we even make a profit.


    It’s truly unexpected.”


    “Boss, look at how they designed the clothes; they look much better than SY Fashion’s! And most


    importantly, they’re cheaper!”