"He's from the Obama family. He said he wants to meet you and hopes you'll give him a chance," Mona explained. This person approached humbly, smart enough to guess that the same man controlled both Reddof and Voroz. He even knew he could reach Dixon through the Laon family. "Mr. Dixon, if you don't want to see him, I'll have him removed immediately," Mona said. Mona knew Dixon preferred to stay low-key and disliked having too many people know who he really was. He had no desire to interact with the powerful families of the North. "No, I want to know what kind of chance he's asking for. Let him in," Dixon replied. Sameen Obama stood just outside the door. Without Dixon's permission, he wouldn't dare step inside. That was the attitude he wanted to show. He was aware that the opportunity he might get today was immensely important. Moments later, Mona stepped out, and Sameen gave a slight bow. "Miss Mona Laon, will Mr. Dixon... see me?" Sameen was a little anxious. The Obama famil

"CEO Diana, if you don’t take back this decision, we will cancel the deal and terminate our partnership! I’ll continue to be a distributor for foreign brands, and I will not sell your new products!" "That’s right, we’re calling off our agreement! We can’t take this kind of risk!" The conference room turned chaotic. All the business partners present were considered mid-level players in Voroz City. The top retailers and distributors only carried foreign brands. And because the Hamilton Group had only recently begun to rise, they weren't about to change their stance just because the company had produced a bestselling product. To them, this product was inferior from the start anyway. "Please be quiet!" Mona finally spoke up after a moment, unable to bear it any longer. "You’re all here to discuss business, so please calm down. CEO Hamilton will not force anyone." Her meaning was clear. She wouldn’t force anyone either. The Laon family held great influence in the underground circles, s

There were plenty of ugly and terrible comments flying around, but Diana wasn’t affected by them. In fact, she grew even more determined, knowing that the more people tried to put her down, the more it proved that her decision was the right one. Meanwhile, on the top floor of a well-known skyscraper in Voroz City, a young man sat in his large office chair with both legs casually propped up on the desk. He didn’t seem to care that his expensive trousers were getting wrinkled. "Where did this Hamilton Group come from? Do they have foreign investment backing them? Or support from one of the northern power families?" "Not at all, Mr. Dek. I’ve looked into it. Hamilton Group is just a company that started in a small town and has recently expanded into other cities. They’ve been rather lucky lately, which allowed them to grow rapidly. They’re probably getting full of themselves and overestimating their worth." Dek Noh sat still and stared at his secretary, then shook his head. "You can

Wallo took a deep breath and gave Dixon a thumbs-up. He deeply admired Dixon’s love for Diana. “Don’t worry, I’m an expert in matters like this. I’ll handle it,” Wallo said confidently. Soon after, the internet buzzed with a new voice. Someone leaked information that a popular blogger had been paid by the Hamilton Group to post fake positive reviews. The same person then launched an attack on Hamilton Group’s new product, claiming it didn’t meet international standards and wasn’t fit for the market. These comments instantly sparked public outrage. The influential blogger who was accused became furious and wrote five to six posts condemning the rival PR team for slander. The blogger accused them of being afraid that Hamilton Group’s products would outperform their own, and thus resorted to dirty tricks. The flood of comments didn’t stop. It was as if a hidden force was deliberately trying to ruin Hamilton Group’s reputation. They kept insisting that Hamilton Group’s products didn’t

Currently, Hamilton Group’s new products have rapidly taken over the lower-end market, and no competitor in Voroz City can match them. This market is vastly different from the target audience of international brands like YDL, which focus more on the elite with expensive, exclusive products. Despite their high prices, sales in that segment have never matched the volume of the lower-end market. After all, ordinary people make up the majority of the world’s population. Dek Noh was extremely frustrated—not because Hamilton Group had successfully turned the tables, but because he, a major figure in the industry, had been caught off guard by such a simple strategy. It felt like an insult. To Dek, Hamilton Group was just a small company that should have been easily crushed using international standards. But in reality, they had played him instead. "Mr. Dek, I didn’t expect Diana to be so resilient either. No one could have predicted this," his secretary said, clearly shocked. No on