Bride To Be Not Me (Janice and Simon) novel Chapter 213

The next day, Janice asked the driver to drop her off at Refined Threads Co. after she learned that Prosper Stitch Group had offered her company many customers.

Now that she was popular, the seamstresses at Refined Threads Co. regarded her with awe and respect.

Once Janice was in office, she immediately called Yvonne and asked her to bring the best hundred seamstresses to Refined Threads Co.

She had decided that the seamstresses in Refined Threads Co. would focus on custom-made, haute couture products while the ordinary orders would be dispatched to the factories.

She planned to build the Refined Threads Co. brand with the most exquisite and unique products. After all, she wanted to revive this company.

An hour later, Yvonne sent over the hundred seamstresses as requested, and a manager on top of that.

Janice called a last-minute meeting and assigned them into groups before handing them the orders.

"Don't worry. You'll receive double pay for overtime work. I only want your best work; no flawed products will be accepted. You won't get a commission from flawed products anyway."

Weeks before, she had gotten into a near-fatal car crash. Then, she won first place in an international competition, thanks to years of honing her skills.

After all she had been through, she displayed a rather distant attitude.

"Got it, Ms. Smith!" The seamstresses were highly motivated.

Marie showed up at that moment. "Ms. Smith, Simon Fitzgerald is here."

But Janice showed no response to the information. She merely said, "I'll leave him to you. He answers to you, doesn't he?"

Simon still owned some shares of Refined Threads Co.

"Look into the profits of the company shares and let me know how much is needed to buy back Simon's shares."

Without hesitation, Marie stated, "Based on the share price yesterday, his shares are worth 12 million dollars."

Although the company's share price had stumbled along with the market days ago, the shareholders, despite feeling the burn, still had trust in Janice.

At the highest point, Simon's shares were worth more than seven to eight million dollars.