Chapter 694 Throwing a Tantrum at the Newborn Party
Maggie strongly disagreed with this viewpoint and said, "As long as you're not stealing or robbing, making money in a way that you can live with yourself and others, what's there to be ashamed of? Fiorello, do you believe that if these old brands don't enter the market, they'll eventually be eliminated?"
Hearing this, Fiorello suddenly became very interested and said, "Maggie, go on, I want to hear your thoughts."
Maggie said, "Isn't postpartum care boring? So I looked into the current situation. Starting a business through social media is a new model. Actually, if you think about it, it's an evolution of the e-commerce era. Fundamentally, it can't be separated from e-commerce. Nowadays, young people work intensely, either working overtime or working overtime. Who has time to go to physical stores?"
Maggie paused for a few seconds, thought for a moment, and then said, "Moreover, most young people are impulsive buyers. If you can capture those few seconds of impulse, you can get them to spend money. I see many short video platforms emerging now. Young people use them to pass the time, which is equivalent to shopping. Everything is available online, and young people are very receptive to new things. I think doing social media is great. If Melissa is given a little more time, making money is a sure thing."
Listening to Maggie's analysis, Fiorello proudly said, "You're really smart. You have a great sense of business opportunities. I completely agree with what you said, but remember one thing: water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it."
Maggie understood, "The internet makes things convenient for everyone and accelerates information dissemination. It can make someone rich overnight, but it can also ruin someone's reputation overnight. Facing such a big temptation, it's hard not to cheat. I heard from my dad that Melissa and her team mix real and fake products."
Fiorello nodded, "That's exactly right. In business, integrity is key. Only by being honest can you go further."
Maggie was about to say something when she saw Francis leaving.
"Leaving so early," Maggie frowned. "It seems like they're really done."
Fiorello also saw Francis walking away and said, "If it's meant to be, they won't be separated. If it's not meant to be, they won't stay together."
"Let's see what fate has in store," Maggie said, feeling sorry for Dulce. "I always felt there was something off about Francis's drunken behavior. Let me ask you something: can you guys still get it up when you're drunk?"
Fiorello coughed awkwardly and whispered, "Maggie, let's tone it down a bit."
"I'm serious," Maggie asked. "When you're drunk, do you really not remember what happened? Not even a bit?"
Even back then, when Maggie was set up, she remembered part of it. It was only later, due to severe depression, that she lost some of her memory and couldn't recall who the person was that night.
"No matter how drunk you are, you definitely have some impression," Fiorello said. "It's just the details you might not remember. As for the question of whether you can get it up, as long as a person is alive, even a vegetative person can get it up."
Fiorello recalled a night a few years ago at Happy Pub. That night, he could indeed feel and remember being intimate with a woman, but he couldn't remember her face. The lighting was dim, and with time, the memory had faded.
Maggie understood and said, "No wonder they say men can't control their bodies. It seems true."
Fiorello put his hand to his lips and coughed lightly, "Maggie, let's change the subject. It's probably time for Katie and Nate to be fed. Let's go check on them."
Maggie also wanted to see the babies, so she followed Fiorello to Eleanor's place.
Eleanor was chatting with the babies and a group of socialites. As Maggie and Fiorello reached the side hall entrance, they heard the babies crying and Eleanor scolding, "Adalia, what's wrong with you? You don't act like a big sister at all."
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