Chapter 65

• Martha answered, "very good, very good I trust you that you can fly now," The pilot said, "yes, lady boss, it has been a long time since you flew out of the country." Martha said, "yes, I know I have not even visited my companies that were newly launched. "In the past, Martha would go to Italy every week; she had an intensive state-of-the-art RD laboratory for her perfume works managed by her partner Mr. Bruce. Martha remembered that it was already almost one year since she visited her laboratories. Martha was engaged in research on different branded perfumes; most of the number one perfumes were made by her and was marketed by her partner, Mr. Bruce. So Martha enjoyed quite a large portion of her perfume in Italy. Martha also remembered that her husband, Albert, was going to Canada to launch perfume lines. The fragrance that he would be marketing was made under Pia's supervision, so more or less, Pia's choice influenced the smell or the scent of the said perfume. So it will be the first time that Pia would be going to Canada. Everything used to be Martha's brand; this was also a good idea at least she could test whether her perfume could stand the competitions such as those made by Pia. Hence, it was also a beneficial thing because they would be controlling a large portion of the perfume business in the world. This time mostly in Europe, Martha's perfume dominated the top 20 brands for her laboratory scent; what they did was split the market into different companies; they had other names, but in truth, those perfumes originated from Martha's laboratory. So the one sought after by elite people was Martha's perfume, and then she had different scents for different people with different looks. Martha believed that there was a scent suited for males and females, or for older men or older women, for every person in all walks of life.So Martha did a lot of research, and for this reason, her own company had even surpassed the companies built by her grandfather. Hence, it was like this. In the city where her company was managed by her grandfather and now managed by Albert, had a different brand of perfume. What Pia handled now was a new scent. The competitors in the market were Martha's local brand collaborated with her grandfather, those imported brands dealt with by Bruce, and the latest, those introduced by Pia.So whether the people bought the imported brands from Europe, or whether they would also buy locally from the local city, it did not matter to her. As long as the clients bought perfume, Martha would likely benefit from the sales.