Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1503 Julius and Andrea

I smiled knowingly at Eleanor. I knew Aidan very well. He had been in this market the longest. Back when I was just starting out in business, he was already making a name for himself, running the largest store here. Aidan was protective, loyal, and had a good reputation, making him more suitable and influential than Eleanor to lead this matter.

Kicking them out wasn't a solution without concrete evidence and involving contract issues. We needed to uncover the facts and have everyone join forces in filing complaints.

After everyone dispersed, Eleanor pulled me back to the small office in our store.

She looked at me and said, "Chloe, thanks for your timely arrival, today wasn't a disaster. While I can repair the store if it's damaged, I can't handle her constant trouble. Since they moved into the market, it's been one problem after another.

"I can't directly approach the market management. After all, this market belongs to ATL Empire. If Tanum's store gets into trouble, it reflects poorly on them."

I glanced at Eleanor, feeling relieved that she knew about the market being under ATL Empire's umbrella. Her ability to prioritize the bigger picture was reassuring.

"Don't worry. If there's any trouble in the market next time, you can seek help from Aidan. He's a good person and has influence." I reassured Eleanor. "In some cases, the power of the masses cannot be ignored."

"Got it. This woman just wants to vent her anger on me. I've investigated this and found that their sales have been declining rapidly. They are losing many loyal customers. The worse it gets, the lower the quality of their floor tiles.

got her brother to buy a store here, intending to directly connect with the customers. "Julius had no choice but to invest heavily in buying

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did was absolutely right."

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