Please Kill My Husband (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 49

Barhan’s reason for urgently requesting an audience with Aden became clear almost immediately.

“The response has been phenomenal!”

Ludmila’s proposed business venture—timber exports—had become a massive success.

Barhan waved the thick stack of reports he’d brought with him, speaking passionately until his mouth ran dry.

Ludmila had anticipated that selling Huangdan wood and Blackwood to Count Edith would yield enormous profits—and she’d been absolutely right.

Count Edith, who had been struggling with a shortage of these rare and expensive materials, was extremely satisfied with the report submitted by Havertz.

Though many typically disliked doing business with Havertz, Count Edith was an exception.

To him—a true-born merchant—social status or lineage held no importance.

What truly mattered was whether his counterpart was trustworthy and possessed attractive goods. Those two criteria were everything.

In that light, while the Havertz status usually felt like shackles to the Kan people, this time it served as an officially recognized, imperial-endorsed credential—and thus passed the trust test with flying colors.

Then came the goods—and there was no question about those.

For Count Edith, who spent astronomical sums annually just to acquire timber, being offered not only Huangdan wood but also Blackwood was nothing short of a godsend.

“Count Edith has agreed to purchase the entire initial inventory we prepared for sale. Moreover, he’s inquired whether additional quantities could be procured—and even proposed monopolizing future supplies. The proposal he sent personally is included in the report I just handed over.”

Aden swiftly flipped through the report Barhan had given him, then passed it to Ludmila.

She took it and scanned it just as quickly.

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