Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 268

Chapter 268: Skyreach Group’s New Direction

The moment Ryan caught wind of Lillian’s proposal, a spark ignited in his eyes. “That’s a fantastic idea,” he exclaimed. “Not only will it put our products in the spotlight, but it also helps us break free from the usual clichés. Offering high-end customization will sharpen our brand’s identity and cater precisely to each client’s distinct preferences.”

Lillian nodded, her expression thoughtful yet confident. “Exactly. The market is flooded with jewelry brands, and their designs are becoming indistinguishable from one another. Why not carve out a unique path—one that allows us to address our clients’ desires on a much more personal level?”

Ryan’s energy visibly surged as he absorbed her words. “Understood. I’ll draft a detailed proposal and send it over to your email as soon as I can.”

“Good. Make it swift. I want Skyreach Group to establish itself firmly within Kingston’s business landscape before the year ends. It needs to be unshakable,” Lillian said, her voice calm but carrying a steely resolve.

“Don’t worry,” Ryan assured her with a confident smile. Then, as if remembering something important, he quickly added, “Oh, by the way, the Soren Group is hosting a land auction tomorrow. Skyreach Group received an invitation earlier today.”

Hearing the name, Lillian leaned back slightly, her mind already weaving possibilities. She was familiar with the Soren Group—quiet but deeply rooted with strong foundations.

Ryan nodded again. “Yes, that very Soren Group. What do you think? Should we attend, if only to make a presence? They’re an established name here in Kingston, and skipping the event might make us seem distant.”

Lillian paused briefly, weighing the options. “You’re right. Go ahead. First, find out exactly which plots are up for auction. Call me once you have the details. If the price is reasonable, we’ll make a bid.” She wasn’t ready to appear at Kingston’s social gatherings just yet—not publicly, at least.

“Got it. I’ll check it out and keep you updated by phone.”

“And what about Cangwu? Where has he been lately?”

Ryan gathered the completed documents into his arms and said, “You keep working. I’ll handle these first.”

Lillian gave a slight nod and answered the call.

“Lillian, are you finished yet?” came a low, deep voice from the other end.

Still flipping through papers, her response was soft and almost languid. “Not yet. There’s too much to do; I have no idea when I’ll be done. You take care of your business first. Once I’m finished, I’ll call you.”

Her voice was light, tinged with distraction, the steady rustle of pages turning audible in the background.