Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 198

Back at the hotel suite, Janice lay down to rest as Edward took care of her.

She sighed helplessly. "I'm not that fragile. The doctor just said to avoid strenuous activity."

"We're in a foreign country. It's better to be cautious."

Edward had doubled the usual number of bodyguards for this trip. He was worried that something unexpected might happen and affect her condition.

When his phone rang, he said, "I'll answer this call."

"Alright."

He stepped into the living room, poured himself a cup of tea, and listened to the voice on the other end.

"Onley Group is preparing to enter the domestic market ahead of the competition. It looks like the entire family is moving back to the country. Those crochet designs that suddenly made waves in the international competition all came from them. "They've been secretly hiring retired seamstresses at high prices to build their reputation and establish a foothold in the domestic market."

The voice continued, "Onley Group's approach has always been the same-throw money at the problem first. If that doesn't work, they'll crush any opposition. They ensure that seamstresses who refuse to join them have nowhere else to go, so they're forced to either give up the craft entirely or submit to Onley Group.

"Your girlfriend is lucky she's a local. Otherwise, she might not have escaped their tactics."

working under them. They were experts at monopolizing the industry. In the

she also refused to work for them. Onley Group wasn't just trying to suppress her-they

investigating what had happened to Janice. "I

the competition is over, return home as soon as possible. The people from Onley Group are ruthless-they'll stop

belonged to Theron Yates, Edward's late grandfather's former

powerful figures, and Theron had been by his side for a lifetime. He had a wider

passed away, Theron continued to watch over the

Yates,"

someone else you should know

Janice also received a

helped her mother.

shipping goods to the country? Are they preparing to enter the domestic market?"

and

on, "I heard you're working at Prosper Stitch Group and doing

for the holidays,

many seamstresses had gone abroad. Even

the logistics business, he had access to all kinds of information and always got wind

for Janice's mother, Seraphina. He had been abroad when she passed away, so he hadn't

it, Mr. Thorne. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for letting me