Chapter 1623 - 1583: Discussing the Wedding Arrangements (2)

As for the Chase Family’s assets, she wasn’t expecting to reclaim them. But the house and other belongings, those needed to come back.

It was Marcus Quinn’s first time hearing her mention her own affairs. Originally from Seacoast, she wanted her parents’ house back? That sentence revealed so much information. No wonder Autumn never went back or mentioned past events; it turned out the Chase Family’s assets were seized by relatives and friends, so naturally, she wouldn’t invite those people to the wedding.

Marcus Quinn thought of Autumn’s situation when he first met her, his forehead creased tightly, it seemed necessary to investigate who had harmed Autumn.

"I’ll earn a bit more money, and then accompany you back to Seacoast," the man promised in a deep voice.

Autumn nodded gratefully.

The two saw the two aunts from the village coming up with shoulder poles to help, and only then did they stop talking about this matter.

The group knocked all the chestnuts from the mountain, then drove back to the Holiday Village, where they saw Irving Spencer and Mr. Weng laughing and chatting as they returned, their pant legs rolled up high, and half of their bodies wet, while the pool was filled with scrambling green-skin crabs.

"They ran, they ran, catch them quickly," Mr. Weng said from the side, holding chopsticks trying to catch the crabs, but the crabs were spirited and strong, crawling really fast.

Irving Spencer brought a rope and tied the crabs attempting to escape from the pool, stacking them up one by one.

Upon seeing this, Autumn quickly grabbed her phone to record a video, introducing new products to her orchard’s online store - "Wild Autumn Crab," and then went to the yard to record the scattered chestnut burrs, introducing the second new product - "Chestnuts."

The chestnut burrs were still intact, extremely fresh.

Autumn’s store had good monthly sales, selling mostly various fruits, typically by the box. Autumn was thinking of creating a gift voucher for autumn crabs, fulfilling orders per voucher.

Thinking of this, Autumn eagerly grabbed Marcus Quinn, her eyes curving into a smile: "Marcus Quinn, I’m planning to offer crab gift boxes in the store. I noticed most gift boxes on TB sell for 3, 400 a box, with 8 crabs in each. We’ve caught so many wild crabs, it would be a huge loss not to sell them."

Hearing this, Marcus Quinn burst into laughter, finding Autumn’s eyes sparkling when she talked about money simply adorable, and nodded without hesitation, saying, "I’ll bring them to catch crabs again this afternoon."

"Alrighty." Autumn joyfully nodded, excitedly starting to design the vouchers. Being part of Green Meadow Wonderland Resort, the orchard shared the name, and Autumn had artistic skills herself, so she drew the voucher designs, staying busy all afternoon.

Marcus Quinn laid the freshly picked chestnut burrs in the restaurant courtyard, waiting for a few days for the burrs to naturally shed, then led Irving Spencer and others to continue catching crabs.

Autumn even set up a store chat group, offering a flat 10% discount for shopping by joining the group. Most members were returning customers who had eaten at the Holiday Village or bought fruits, many were loyal fans, and in the two months since opening, the group had about 1000 members.

Autumn announced in the group the launch of new crab and chestnut products, offering a crab tasting discount, where the first 100 buyers got each crab for 9.9, female crabs weighing 3.0 taels each, male crabs 4.0 taels each, limited to 4 per person.

Autumn tagged in the group, and those who saw eagerly placed orders. No joke, a supermarket crab weighing 2.0 taels would go for 20 to 30 each, this 3.0 wild female crab for 9.9 was simply a steal.

Having visited the Holiday Village, eaten its fruits, and bought its wild fish, everyone raved about them; it spread from one friend to another, making Autumn’s store a word-of-mouth shop, leading in monthly sales in its category without promotions or advertisements, surpassing most similar stores.

Every few days, people asked Autumn in the group if there were any new arrivals.

While designing the vouchers, Autumn checked the store and was stunned for a moment. She priced the crabs at 29.9 each, and in just a blink, not only had the discount crabs sold out, but even those at 29.9 each had sold quite a bit.

There were over 300 orders, and when eating crabs, most bought 4 to 6 in one go. For modern urbanites, almost everything consumed was farm-raised; was there anything wild sold city-side except for rural places? So, customers knowing the Holiday Village and Autumn’s store had a mysterious trust in the store, trusting the store’s new arrivals were a must-buy to taste fresh.