When His Eyes Opened (full chapter)

Chapter 325 The Storm Series, which was manufactured in Aryadelle, had the same battery life as the product that was made abroad.

However, its lousy lens made it impossible to take professional photos!

Even so, it was selling at the price point of a professional drone!

Tens of thousands of comments were rolling in under the video.

(This is just rude! Did Avery Tate forget that she’s from Aryadelle?! How could she trick her fellow citizens? Disgusting!)

[Down with Tate Industries!)

(Should we tag Sterling Group here? After all, their president Elliot Foster is Tate Industries’ top customer!)

Avery sat down on the couch, picked up a glass of water and took a sip.

“I’ve contacted Nycra. They said that they’re willing to reimburse everything as per the contract,” Mike said. “Also, they said they can’t sell us their high-end lenses.”

“Why not?” Avery asked in confusion as she put her glass down. “Is it the price?”

Mike shook his head and said, “We pose a threat to the other drone companies in the country. They’re worried that we’ll monopolize the market, so they joined forces to kick us out.”

I

could not help but

think we can’t survive if Nycra doesn’t sell us their high-end lenses? What a

camera companies won’t

nodded and said, “Let’s look for

aren’t that many famous camera companies in the world. Most of them have exclusive contracts and already signed

Holdings. Although we own Tate Industries, too, Bohmer Holdings can’t sell lenses to us as long as we go by that name

and began to think

moment, Mike

gave me Golden Technologies’ president’s business card. I talked to him earlier. He said Nycra will work with us if we share information on

and said, “Golden Technologies? Isn’t their vice president my father’s former vice president, Shaun Locklyn? He almost killed me over

old

can tell the president of

you wouldn’t accept, which was why I declined

popped

give

then said, “Are you sure? The lens on the Storm Series may not be high-end, but

corrected his way of thinking and said, “We have to brave the consequences of our mistakes. The loss of money is nothing compared to the loss of