Shattered Vows: Call Me Auntie Now novel Chapter 249

Dante was a man of his word.

Coupled with his decisive, ruthless efficiency, it took less than two days after promising Vivienne Ambrose for him to dispatch a senior executive from The Hayes Group's design subsidiary to personally negotiate with Lillian Quincy.

Using The Hayes Group's name brought overwhelming credibility and leverage to the table.

Very quickly, the explosive news dropped: Lillian Quincy was officially collaborating with Vivienne's Ambrose Couture on their upcoming luxury line, The Zephyr Collection. The announcement sent shockwaves through the entire fashion industry.

The industry was in an uproar.

As a top-tier design maestro, Lillian held multiple international awards and was a core judge for the Luminous Couture Competition.

Known for her eccentric, fiercely independent personality, she rarely agreed to commercial collaborations. The fact that she had signed with Ambrose Couture was undoubtedly the biggest industry news of the year.

Overnight, Ambrose Couture became the hottest topic in the city. Their popularity and reputation skyrocketed, completely crushing all other emerging studios.

At Aura Studio.

The air in the office was heavy.

Sarah Sterling stared at the official announcements flooding her phone, her cheeks puffed out in pure frustration.

"Now those snobs over at Ambrose Couture are going to be strutting around, rubbing this in everyone's faces."

She turned to Quinn, who sat silently at her desk, her voice rising with panic and anger.

"Quinn, Vivienne did this on purpose."

"She knows how much you idolize Ms. Quincy and how hard you've been trying to secure a mentorship or collaboration with her."

"She specifically used Mr. Hayes's connections to snatch this collaboration just to intentionally suppress you and Aura Studio."

The rest of the staff also looked grim.

Vivienne's move was incredibly calculated and vicious.

Quinn understood the stakes better than anyone.

As a core judge for the Luminous Couture Competition, Lillian held immense sway. She could practically dictate the scoring for the semi-finals.

Now, backed by Dante, Vivienne had secured Lillian's exclusive collaboration.

Once The Zephyr Collection officially launched, Ambrose Couture's industry standing and public hype would hit the absolute peak.

In contrast, Aura Studio, despite its rising success, was currently bogged down by Quinn's personal lawsuits and endless drama.

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