Abandoned Super Cutie Adopted by Billionaire Clan novel Chapter 320

Chapter 320

He wondered, Why bother explaning? Layne would never buy it anyway. People like him only see what they want to see, We’re rivals now. If I reveal too much, he’ll think I’m boasting, not to mention he still won’t believe me!

Willie silenced himself, pushing down the explanation he wanted to offer. “This studio is our workspace,” he stated directly. “If you only intend to vent anger, I must ask you to leave. You are not welcome here.“

His words sparked further complaints from the group, who were already dissatisfied. “Right, you’ve ruined our mood.”

Just go. We can afford this kind of fruit

“Are you bring sarcastic, or are you jealous?”

“You claimed our mentor was behind this Remember what happened before? You reported us without bothering to get the facts straight. Of course, no one wants to do business with someone like that. I wouldn’t be happy either if I were on the receiving end.

Layne’s face contorted in anger at their cruel words. “You, you..” he sputtered, pointing at the speakers, struggling to breathe. Finally, he gestured sharply, spat out a curse, and stormed off with his men.

Layne fumed, thinking. They’re just showing off those special fruits! I dare them to use it like that all the time! Let’s see them give up ordinary

Layne also worried that things would get worse if this continued. Seawise Pavilion’s reputation would grow after the state banquet, and people would be more convinced their food was worth the price, further elevating their status.

People feared the Ochoa family’s pastries would soon become too expensive for most, but Layne was determined to keep them accessible and beloved by all

Despite his long–standing business and involvement in state banquets, Layne still lacked a particular delicacy in his reputation. The Adlers refused. to sell it to him, and their stance discouraged his friends from helping.

Layne thought, The Adlers aren’t the only ones who can grow this special fruit! If they don’t sell to me. Il find others to grow it with. Then I’ll have all the necessary ingredients and can make as many pastries as I want

While the Adler family’s fruit was slightly better than average, their prices were exorbitant. Layne felt investing in his research was more worthwhile.

He imagined, Since our orchard replicates the Adler family’s, starting with a single fruit tree, the setup cost should be manageable.

“Moreover, our fruit isn’t unique to the Adler family; countless others could cultivate it. Considering the vast market and the lack of similar products, it seems unlikely that anyone intentionally avoids competition with the Adler family:

Layne didn’t think the Adlers would mind even if he expanded his orchard, since he’d use all the fruit for his pastries. They weren’t competitors, so

there was no need to create condlic

Layne pondered the plan, growing increasingly confident it was worth pursuing. He glanced toward the Seawise Pavilion’s studio, smirking as he imagined their eventual downfall.

Let them enjoy their success while it lasts,” he thought, “once my fruit hits the market at a lower price, customers will flock to me!

If Seawne Pavilion lowered its prices, it wouldn’t make back the money it spent on the fruit. But if they kept their prices the same, customers would choose cheaper options instead.

Refusing to buy the Adler family’s unique, expensive fruit and reverting to onlinary pastries would be a recipe for disaster, making them a Jaughingstock

The more popular they are online now, the harder they could fall. Their store could lose money, their business could decline, and eventually, their brand might even go bankrupt

Layne seemed to have witnessed the public backlash against Seawise Pavilion. As he considered this, his anger cooled slightly, and he contacted

Since the Adler family already had a flourishing orchard, he could adopt their techniques instead of starting from scratch.

And when in reality

To replicate their success, he chose a nearby location. He duguised his true intentions by claiming he was constructing a building w he was planting a small onhand to mimic their water and soil condition

He believed that bribing the urchard workers would allow him to obtain valuable information and muske a fortune Stealing the Adler family strers