Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love

Lucy could not help but notice that Matthew had gotten even more stubborn ever since they moved to Charleston. She wondered if it was the influence of the country's environment that had changed his personality. It seemed that his previous calm and restrained self had disappeared. She could not tell whether this was good or bad, a blessing or a curse.

Resigned to her fate, Lucy allowed Matthew to drag her to the dessert area.

Since Charleston placed great importance on the Wine Festival, the pastry chefs in the dessert area were the best of the best.

For Lucy, a good dessert was sweet but not cloying, leaving one wanting more. The overly sweet desserts that made one feel sick after one bite did not appeal to her at all. Matthew first picked up a slice of black forest cake. Lucy took a bite, and as expected, it was a masterpiece. It was far superior to what one would typically find at bakeries.

Matthew nibbled on the cake and said to her, "Leon Corporation has a few dessert shops too, but they're less popular in our country and more successful overseas."

Lucy was surprised to learn about Matthew's venture into dessert shops and that he had expanded the business abroad.

"Is there that much competition?"

For Lucy, dessert was not a necessity. However, she heard that foreigners always had dessert after a meal.

would naturally be more businesses, leading to

competition overseas is

the revenue of these dessert shops in the last

among all the industries under

"Tenth? That's quite low..."

business, our revenue made it into the top

dropped the dessert

the definition of fierce

goes into a successful dessert shop business, wifey. These three things have to be invested in the initial stage-manpower, financial resources, and

natural to take losses in business, especially in

may not seem like much, but there were many details to pay attention to. The craftsmanship of the desserts, the cleanliness of the establishment, and customer

himself so hard. Even if he focused on just two or three industries, Leon Corporation would still thrive. "You don't have to push yourself so hard,