The results were quite good. Several kids were sitting at a small table outside and started eating. As a result, so people who ca to buy bread with their children saw them eating and their kids pulled their parents, insisting on eating the sa thing. The adults thought it was for sale and asked how much for one.
Little Star saw there were only two left and blurted out a price, which was higher than usual, but the custor actually took them without hesitation.
No one in the store thought much of it, but the next day, that custor ca back to buy more. They had to say it was sold out. On the third day, the custor returned again, saying it was delicious and they wanted to pack two more because their child was now clamoring to eat it every day.
Only then did Shuhua take it seriously and imdiately promised to reserve so for them the next day.
After the custor left, Shuhua followed Little Star’s thod and baked over a dozen. They sold out within a morning after being displayed. In the afternoon, they baked a few more, which had to be reserved for that custor.
By the next day, people were coming specifically for it, and they sold over twenty in a day. Shuhua figured these could sell well but decided they couldn’t be called pizza since they were topped with local ingredients. Shuhua nad it "Bread Pie."
This new product was thus launched, and needless to say, it sold well even in the sumr. Once it gets a little colder, it might sell even better.
The excellent sales of this new product were all thanks to Little Star’s accidental success.
Whenever they visited S City, they would return with more bags than when they left, filled with gifts from relatives and friends from there.
The most common items were clothes, of which they had plenty.
The two children’s closets were packed full.
After the children ca back, Lin Wan and Han Yi could no longer relax. In the hot weather, apart from occasionally visiting the factory, Lin Wan stayed ho, making various delicious foods for Dingding.
Now, every day Little Star goes out sketching with Hanhan nearby. When it’s too hot, Lin Wan doesn’t let them go out, saying drawing at ho is the sa. The scenery outside the window, as ordinary as it might seem, still needed sketching, or each household in the apartnt building had its own characteristics. Lin Wan required them to draw everyone in their building.
This sumr passed in a simple, ordinary manner at ho. Once the kids started school, the parents felt a sense of relief.
Little Star started high school, experiencing new things for the first ti, and the school wasn’t too strict at the beginning. Lin Wan estimated it would get more intense by the second year. Without Yangyang and Hanhan’s company, Little Star felt a bit lonely. However, entering a new school, she t many new classmates; friendships develop over ti.
Though Dingding was mischievous, his studies weren’t bad, and he ranked among the top in each exam. This was because Lin Wan and Han Yi were strict, especially Han Yi, who believed boys shouldn’t be spoiled. He believed in regularly pressuring him with challenges to build resilience, which would benefit him as he grew up.
Lin Wan took on several projects and had been busy with design work these past few days. Wang Leqin was participating in a gown competition and dragged Lin Wan to her studio to help give feedback.
For the two months after school started, Lin Wan was busy almost every day.
anwhile, Saozi’s hot spring hotel missed the sumr season and opened in October, just in ti for winter. Saozi had spent over a month training her staff during the sumr. Before opening, they ran advertisents in newspapers and distributed flyers in several large shopping malls in the city for more than half a month.
Upon opening, they ran grand promotion events: with card signing, one could receive eight free visits, or get swimwear and other gifts. If one didn’t sign up for a card, they could buy tickets, with one ticket per person, and discounts for bulk purchases.
Before the opening, Saozi gave multiple free tickets to friends and family, encouraging them to share with their own friends and coworkers, without ntioning the free experience.
The grand promotion lasted only half a month, afterward reverting to the original prices.
In those half-months, many people ca to sign up for cards, at least forty to fifty. A card had a minimum price of five hundred yuan. Many big bosses who charged one or two thousand often needed places like this to treat clients, making it convenient. Many people bought individual tickets, taking advantage of the cheaper price to buy more as future gifts.
Shortly after the opening, it coincided with the National Holiday, bringing a particularly large crowd eager to experience the place.
Overall, having such success right after opening was comndable, considering the economic disparity, where most consurs were affluent.
Given the significant investnt and ti, quick gains are unlikely. Perhaps things will improve around the New Year.
However, things on her brother’s side were improving, with business getting better in the last half year.
Once Lin Wan finished her work, she took a few days to relax, tidying up the children’s rooms and cooking so of their favorite foods. This year, they planned to return to S City for the New Year.
This year, You Pei and Lijuan would return as well, as would Xiao Dong. Their mother-in-law ntioned they hadn’t taken a family photo yet and wanted one. Han Yi agreed, saying they would go back there for the New Year.
Lin Wan also wanted to check on the factory there. Recently, Su Ling ntioned wanting to go public, sothing she wasn’t familiar with and wanted her input for so group discussions.
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