Ivy River sneered, "It's not that I know you well, but most of the companies participating in this jewelry competition are mediocre. You don't think I'd check your background just to design a bracelet for you, do you?"
The sarcasm in her words was undisguised.
Isla Sutton's face turned pale, "No, that's not what I mean. So, you don't want to add this piece of jewelry, right?"
Recalling the numerous accessories on display at the counters, all of them were huge hits.
They were all out-of-stock kings.
In fact, advance deposits were often required just to purchase them.
This proves that Lynn's idea was wrong; she doesn't understand market users' needs.
But since she was number one in the world, she couldn't argue with her.
Ivy River watched her persist in her opinion.
She simply decided not to interfere any further.
She spoke lightly, "If you really like these little accessories, then just add them."
