Queen of Wild Cards novel Chapter 224

When Stella, arm in arm with Julius, stepped into the hall, they instantly drew the attention of the crowd.

Julius was tall, strikingly handsome, and broad-shouldered. Dressed in a flawlessly tailored bespoke suit, he radiated a powerful aura of elegance and authority.

Beside him, Stella was wearing the blue dress she had purchased the day before. She looked petite, radiant, and breathtakingly elegant. The sheer perfection of her presence practically blinded the onlookers.

This only enraged Rhoda further. When she and Weber had walked in moments ago, hardly anyone had given her a second glance.

She was seething. She swore she was going to make Stella pay for this!

Julius held Stella's hand as they followed the usher to their designated seats.

Before the salon officially began, the floor was open for networking and mingling.

However, because Julius had intentionally delayed them in the lobby, the event was just about to commence as they sat down, meaning no one had the chance to approach them for small talk.

This suited them both perfectly.

As the event kicked off, the host warmed up the crowd and then invited the lead organizer to the stage for a speech.

The organizer detailed the core purpose of the salon and the booming potential of the niche fragrance market.

To the uninitiated, niche perfumes might sound like a limited market with no real growth potential.

Commercial perfumes were designed to appeal to the mass market—broad, generic, and heavily branded.

Niche perfumes, on the other hand, prioritized artistic expression and high-quality craftsmanship over mass appeal.

Simply put, niche fragrances were far more exclusive, independent, and deeply personalized, targeting an entirely different demographic of consumers.

If a niche fragrance could establish itself as a unique brand, the growth potential and profit margins were astronomical.

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