The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress

Chapter 325

In less than two weeks, CICI Group's new line of medicated skincare products exploded online, rocketing to the top of sales charts across every major platform.

It wasn't long before the last boxes in CICI Group's warehouse were swept clean -sold out in a frenzy.

Carlotta could hardly believe it. The medicated cosmetics had just launched, yet they were already a runaway success. Bursting with excitement, she hurried to find Citrine, eager to discuss ramping up production. To her surprise, Citrine refused.

Carlotta was baffled. "Our products are selling like crazy-why not increase our stock?"

"We will. But not just yet." Citrine's eyes stayed glued to her computer screen, fingers flying over the keyboard. Calm and methodical, she spoke to Carlotta without missing a beat, taking full advantage of this brief period before competitors could react.

Their company president looked every bit the tech-obsessed young woman right then, typing with such intensity it was as if sparks might fly from the keys. Carlotta couldn't help but twitch a smile at the sight. "So, when will the time be right?" she asked.

Citrine glanced up and grinned. "When the buzz online gets even louder."

Half a month later, Carlotta finally understood what Citrine meant.

Meanwhile, CICI Group's official social media was practically blowing up.

in from every

medicated products are incredible! I used your

your acne cream-it really works! Only someone who's struggled with breakouts like me can understand what it feels like to

your moisturizer and toner, and now my skin is not only smooth,

another brand again. You've got

god, when will there

didn't I stock up when I had the

please let us know as

soon-I want to buy so badly I'll even pay

was the same: glowing

Citrine gave Carlotta the go-ahead to

were flying

introduced a purchase limit: each customer could buy no more

cemented CICI Group's status in Crestwood. In just a short time, the company had leapt into the global top five of the Fortune

across Crestwood, rival corporations scrambled to secure first rights to

steady stream of clients came to CICI Group, hoping to negotiate licensing deals. Citrine, however, turned every