Juno smiled faintly. "Just wait and see."
Though a seed of doubt was planted, Kaelen didn't stop the restock.
Harrison had heard from Gerda that Juno was in charge of the Corrington's jewelry campaign this time, so he couldn't stand hearing Kaelen talk down to her. His expression hardened. "Isn't it a bit out of line for you to speak to a kid like that, Kaelen?"
Kaelen frowned.
Gwendolyn looked over anxiously, terrified they were going to start a brawl.
Harrison wasn't an unreasonable man. Considering Kaelen was his wife's brother, he held back from saying anything too harsh. "It's not entirely certain that our family's work will be worse than yours."
He dropped the comment and got into the car.
Gwendolyn offered an apologetic smile. "Don't mind him."
"It's fine," Kaelen replied, loosening his tie.
Standing nearby, Rhiannon assumed her father simply didn't want to concede to the Jagger family. It was only later that she realized the underlying meaning: *It's not entirely certain that Juno is worse than you.*
At this point, there were only ten minutes left before the Corrington family launched their final promotional campaign.
In the car, Harrison pulled out his tablet. His palms were sweating as he continuously refreshed the official website.
The timing of their launch was unfortunate. Clashing directly with the Jaggers meant endless comparisons, putting them at a major disadvantage.
Meanwhile, the video of the interview was posted online. Upon its release, the casual viewers were confused.
"Who was Kaelen Jagger talking about?"



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