Reborn: My Wife Is A Successful Businesswoman

"Celia, don't be angry. I will return the money to Sharon when I earn it back."

Jay thought Celia was angry and immediately explained.

"No, no, No. Jay, you misunderstood me. I didn't mean that. I didn't say that I shouldn't borrow the money. Besides, it's his money. I have no right to interfere in his business. Now that your business is getting better and better, I really feel happy for you. I just wonder how did he know that you are short of money?"

Every time she wrote to Sharon, she hardly mentioned anything about the H city.

"Sharon didn't know about it. I called my brother and told him that I wanted to close the shop and find a new job, but Sharon happened to hear me. He told me not to close the shop. He said that it was a good job to make high profit in clothes, that he was willing to invest in me, and said that I didn't need to worry about money. After hearing what Sharon said, I thought of your previous suggestion and thought about it. I think I should work hard and start working. I didn'

t was better for them to be more adventurous. Otherwise, they would definitely not be able to make a lot of money.

"I didn't expect you to have such a good taste. Well, I'll take the rest back and sell it. If it doesn't sell well, I'll take it back."

She didn't really want to compete with Jay for business, nor was she envious of him. It was just that new tide of fashion came faster than she thought. If she slowed down a little bit, her business opportunities would be taken away by others for. Although her business was good, if there is no new product to stimulate the eyes of the consumers, the customers will be bored sooner or later. The silk stockings don't look eye-catching, but since it become the love of women slowly, it meant that the stockings were still attractive to women. If she took them back, she would definitely not worry about selling them.

"Celia, the quality of my socks is better. The price of a pair of socks is eight dollars. It may be higher than the price of a pair of trousers."