Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Under Aurora's persuasion, Julian finally agreed to continue working with Mira. However, the condition was that Aurora would accompany him to Paris in seven days.

The past two days of leisure felt like stolen time, and through this event, Aurora came to understand just how deeply Julian cared for her. It is often in moments of adversity that a person's true feelings are revealed. Few would sacrifice such immense benefits for another.

Once again, they parted ways at the airport. It was the same group of people, but the atmosphere was entirely different from ten days ago. Mira no longer dared to underestimate Aurora. She now had no illusions about interfering in their relationship. This time, Mira waited quietly, allowing the two to say their goodbyes. Julian held Aurora until the very last moment before their parting.

"Don't make me wait too long," Julian said, reluctantly letting her go.

"I won't." Aurora waved, her tone confident yet tender. A short separation was only for the sake of a better reunion.

Aurora returned to her own busy life. Her new product was still under preparation, and she planned to launch it before the New Year. The seven days were also a window for her to craft jewelry for Candy.

During this time, Kyle got in touch with her. Although Aurora was interested in business opportunities, Julian disliked her association with Kyle and preferred she kept her distance. Julian had sacrificed for her, so she felt she could reciprocate. Being together was all that mattered; other things were secondary.

Thus, she decided to avoid Kyle entirely.

Just when Aurora thought everything was running smoothly, disaster struck.

"Miss Montgomery, there's a huge problem! Reports are circulating online claiming that people have suffered severe skin damage after using our perfume. There are already ten cases, and they've flooded the reviews with negative comments. You must check the internet right away!"

Heather rushed into the office, her face pale with worry. Over the past two days, Aurora had been immersed in designing Candy's jewelry, barely paying attention to the internet beyond the occasional call or message to Julian.

In the skincare and beauty industry, such incidents were a company's worst nightmare.

her, "Don't

visibly shaken. This was her first time facing such a crisis, and the potential damage to the company's reputation

Sure enough, the trending topics included words like "toxic"

of disfigured, inflamed skin. A lengthy blog post with thousands of shares detailed how someone had spent a

to purchase Young Love, claiming their faces

of trending searches. At first, it seemed like

through the

is trash.

along-who would spend so much

never buy anything but NE's First

talks fell apart. I bet Sun's boss sniffed First Love's

"Disgusting. Boycott unethical businesses!"

all their budget on flashy ads instead of making a quality product. Just

"Justice for the victims!"

she read the vicious comments. She understood her product better than anyone-Young Love

possibility; even world-renowned brands couldn't guarantee universal compatibility. However, the severity of the cases and the

identical, clearly the work of bots. Aurora's experience told her someone was orchestrating

are overwhelmed. Many customers are demanding refunds, including deposits. Some even insist we compensate

had thrown the company into chaos. Heather looked at Aurora, who was lightly

began to settle. As long as

three things for me,"