THE VILLAINESS TURNS THE HOURGLASS

Chapter 105. The Future Different From The Past, Part XI

Chapter 105. The Future Different From The Past, Part XI

Translator: Khan

Editor Group: Liber Reverie

Baron Burboom, who had received the investment, expanded his business by hiring more staff and hurriedly created the perfume with Aria's advice. This made it possible to prepare enough perfumes before the trend started properly, and he enclosed a gift with a thank-you letter to Aria.

[Thank you very much. With Mr. A's foresight, I was able to make the most profit. It's a small gift, but it's a token of gratitude, so please accept it.]

Aria's lips drew a good line after reading the letter Annie had brought. When she unpacked the present that he enclosed, it contained cravat. The embroidery between the waves of fine silk was very beautiful.

'I thought so, but he thought I was a man.'

The cravat worn to make the fine look on the neck was for men. It might have been quite expensive, but it was of little use to the recipient. Aria, who put it back in the box, called Annie.

"I'm going to have to go out."

"Really? You haven't been out in a long time! Actually, I wanted to go out, too."

The place where she arrived with Annie, who was so excited, was the perfume store of Baron Burboom. The store had expanded to a considerable size with investments and profits for the time being.

Aria, who had two knights outside because of their annoyance, went inside. Annie's eyes glistened when she was told to pick a favorite perfume and looked through the store and went away.

Then Aria, who became alone, looked through the interior and appreciated it. Along with the luxurious interior, the height of the stand with perfume was appropriate. They were all well placed in a relaxed reach for smaller women compared to men.

So did the color arrangement. Sometimes colors would be placed on an unknown basis for the unthinking, but this place was not. Starting with a bright color, the color gradually added to the darkest color at the end. The combination of colors was different, but her eyes were pleasant as if they were looking at a galaxy.

'Maybe he's better than I thought.'

Aria headed to the counter after she had finished her appreciation. The waitress who was waiting greeted her in a polite manner.

"Can I help you?"

"I'd like to see Baron Burboom."

"... Sir Baron?"

The staff opened her eyes big. She looked puzzled when Aria said she would come to meet the baron. The clerk looked very carefully at Aria's dress and disappeared after saying, "Please wait for a moment." As she saw Aria, she seemed to be quite a wealthy aristocrat.

Moments later, Baron Burboom, who appeared with the staff, was quite a young man. He only looked twenty-five to twenty-six at best. Still, his neatly dressed clothes and hair made him look quite a plausible businessman.

Coming down from the second floor while talking to the employee, he found Aria waiting in front of the counter with the request of the staff and could not speak for a moment with a stunned look on his face.

"Baron Burboom, I've come here with a message to tell and deliver you something."

He pointed to the second floor with a stiff face and hand gestures without even confirming who Aria was. Aria folded her eyes and smiled at this, and the baron's cheeks turned red.