My Husband's Betrayal My Brothers' Revenge (Rebekah) novel Chapter 58

Chapter 58

Basil replied almost immediately. He loved it, saying it was perfect for Quinn Fashion’s next seasonal collection. A surge of joy and hope washed over Rebekah. This was real.

Meanwhile, Basil was so excited that he burst into Quentin’s office without knocking, waving his tablet in the air. “Mr. Quinn, that designer you recommended is an absolute genius! When can she start full-time? I need to mentor her personally!”

He was so engrossed that he didn’t notice Jensen sitting on the sofa, continuing to sing Rebekah’s praises. As the top designer at Quinn Fashion and a global name in the industry, Basil’s endorsement was the highest possible praise.

Quentin cleared his throat, gesturing toward his guest. Basil finally saw Jensen and immediately straightened up. “Mr. Hawthorne,” he said respectfully.

Jensen, who had been lounging lazily, looked up at Basil, a flicker of coldness in his eyes. “Let me see her design.”

Basil quickly brought up the image and handed the tablet over. It was a dress with a unique tie-dye effect, a strapless bodice, and a daring leather accent on the skirt-a perfect blend of fresh and edgy. For a newcomer, it was an incredibly bold and well-executed concept.

A slow smile spread across Jensen’s lips. *That’s the woman I chose.*

He handed the tablet back. “If she’s this talented, shouldn’t the company’s marketing department be getting involved?” he asked casually, tracing the rim of his glass.

Quentin understood immediately. “Don’t worry. I’ll have someone post a teaser on Twitter right away. We’ll give Miss Fletcher the promotion she deserves.”

Jensen nodded slightly, a satisfied look on his face.

Basil watched them, his expression souring. He had thought he’d discovered a raw talent, only to realize she was just another well-connected insider. And there was nothing he despised more than nepotism.

Quentin was true to his word. That afternoon, Rebekah’s design was featured on the company’s official Twitter account. The post not only reached their customers but also a wide network of industry peers. It was a strategic move to launch Rebekah’s career, announcing the arrival of a promising new talent under the prestigious wing of Quinn Fashion.

‘OMG! This new design from my favorite brand is EVERYTHING! When does it drop?’

‘@QuinnFashion I need this dress in your store by tomorrow or I will RIOT!’

‘I’ve never fallen in love with a dress from just a sketch before. Please, please make this a reality!’

‘Did anyone else see who they tagged? It’s a new designer! If Quinn Fashion is hyping her up like this, she must be the real deal. Our wardrobes are safe!’

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