SIGNING IN: BEING SHOWERED BY HEAVENLY BLESSINGS FOR FIVE YEARS
Chapter 648 - 646: SOLD OUT

Chapter 648: Chapter 646: SOLD OUT

Diamond decided to hang the photo once it got framed, and she would do that tomorrow.

Auntie Grace went to change, leaving Diamond alone, but not for long as Auntie Janet arrived as well, holding several shopping bags.

They greeted each other before Auntie Janet went to the kitchen to sort out the groceries. As for Diamond, she posted the sale link on her social media accounts and decided to wait and see how things would go.

So, she hurriedly logged into her online store and watched a miracle dumbfoundedly.

She kept watching as the notification bell started from zero and rose unreasonably in a short time.

She watched as the products listed dwindled and one by one; the red cancel sign appeared showing that the product had been sold out.

In less than ten minutes since the link went online, Diamond looked at the screen, which showed that she had sold everything and her mind went blank.

There were at most fifty different types of convenience store products she bought and wanted to try out, though others were repeating, for example, beverages, chips and so forth.

For each product, she had listed one hundred items, totaling five thousand. With everything sold, it meant that two hundred and fifty hundred people managed to buy.

Recalling the number of people who were watching the broadcast versus the number of fans who were watching, she had an inkling that her SNS must be blowing.

Surely when she checked the GEM app, she was welcomed by crying emoticons as many fans complained about how they just clicked the link and there was nothing.

They didn’t even get the chance to discuss the matter and everything was gone.

Diamond, seeing that, could only post.

[DIAMOND: I didn’t expect you guys to sell out at such a moment. If things go well next week, I shall put more, but after that, you will have to buy on the official site.

Thank you for supporting.]

After posting that, she didn’t linger for long there, as she was afraid of what the fans might say to her.

After selling everything, she decided to call Cindy and inform her about what she needed to do.

This packaging business would be left to her. She was in charge of the project, after all.

They talked for a while and Diamond sent the list over to Cindy.

Cindy was eager to start at any time since the shop was still getting renovated, so there wasn’t much for her to do.

She also gave her discretion to find any part-timers who would help her with the work as well as a suitable courier company.

After sending all that to Cindy, Diamond gave all her focus to Auntie Grace, who had joined her once again.

**

Later that night, Diamond brought her parents to her study to have a conversation that was long due.

Ma Perry didn’t know what kind of official business her daughter wanted to talk with them about, seeing how she brought them to the study. She was quite nervous.

However, when she opened her mouth and started speaking, she heaved with relief.

"Mother and father, we are coming to the end of the month and I was hoping that we could talk about your return to Taco. Do you still want to return?"

Ma Perry nodded her head firmly and answered, "Um. It’s still home. Besides, Ma and Pa want to see how far they can go on their own."

Living in Frin City for this period had taught them quite a lot. They became very competitive, and no longer riddled with worries like before, they just wanted to fulfil dreams they never managed to do before.

Besides, there was no difference between staying here or in Taco town. The two, or rather three, daughters were very hard to see. Everyone was busy. So, they might as well just return to the place they knew the most.

Who knows, they might make a name for themselves there.

Diamond’s lips curled upward when she heard that.

Her parents were definitely like her, or rather, she was molded in their image. They were competitive and wanted to own things in their names. Just like how she didn’t want her parents’ or siblings’ names anywhere near her company.

She was very protective, and it seemed like her parents were like that as well.

Rather than letting people say that they are depending on their children, the parents wanted to prove themselves and stand on their own. She couldn’t help but feel proud of them.

"Okay, since that’s what you want, then it’s fine. Have you thought of what you want to venture into when you return?"

"I will continue to operate the salon, but business isn’t faring well. So, I am planning on opening a restaurant. If I don’t go to the salon, I might as well go and cook there."

When Diamond heard that, her eyes lit up, and she eagerly asked, "What kind of restaurant do you want to open? You must not exhaust yourself, no matter what?"

"Hehe, don’t worry. I plan to open a lunch restaurant. We will open from noon until 4 pm there."

When Diamond heard that, she heaved with relief. Restaurants were quite exhausting, especially if you operate from morning till night.

A person would be required to wake up very early to start preparing the ingredients and from there on, there won’t be any rest.

She didn’t want her parents to suffer when they were just getting better.

Her father planned to continue with the garage but open a farm. He was inspired greatly by the Diamond Farm and wanted to have his.

At the same time, to support Ma Perry’s restaurant, he wanted to supply her with the ingredients. This couple was still feeding other dog food even at a time like this.

"Then that’s good. I don’t have any means of making it possible for you, Dad, to let the dam have abundant water but if I do chance upon it, I will come and sort the dam out for you.

As for the mother, you don’t have to worry about the ingredients at the moment. You have the storage pouch; I will fill it with enough ingredients to last you for a long time.

And remember that they are top-notch ingredients, so the prices of your food should reflect that. We can’t let people benefit when paying nuts."

Ma Perry didn’t object, as she had been thinking about that as well.

The three discussed further for a while and by the time they were done, an agreement had been made.

What truly made her heart ache as she walked into her bedroom that night was how, in a week or so, she would be parting with her parents.

It wouldn’t be the same again.