The little boy said, “My dad will spot me for sure.”
The little girl was stunned as she saw a black saloon car pull up to the bus stop. A young man pushed open the car door and the boy joyfully bid the little girl goodbye before climbing into the car. At this moment, the camera lens focused on a special feature. On his bag, there was a luminous image of a small bear. In the daylight it wasn’t noticeable. When the sky got dark, the glowing blue small bear was exceptionally eye-catching.
The little girl looked at the boy getting in the car with slight envy. Just then, the door that had been shut was opened once again, and the little boy jumped out. In his hand was a pink school bag with its night logo a cute, small rabbit.
He passed the bag to the little girl. “This is a gift for you. Can you go to the zoo to watch the monkeys with me this weekend?”
The girl was elated as she received the bag, her face shining as bright as a red apple. “Thank you!”
The two children smiled as they looked at each other. They hooked pinkies to seal the promise.
The last scene was of a group of children carrying Aito children’s bags, joyfully running toward the zoo.
The voiceover said, “Aito Children, allowing your children to grow on the journey of love.”
After that it was followed by the slogan, “Aito City Traveler,” as well as the Mind fabric’s “water-resistant, fast-drying, light and convenient, safe” and more of this series of key descriptors.
During the first few days of the launch of Aito, the market reaction was lukewarm. Because even with the onslaught of advertisements on the television and Internet, consumers still required time to get to know and accept the product. Meanwhile, they also needed time to distribute the products to the individual Layover specialty stores and the collaborating middle to high-end departmental stores.
This product’s launch was completely different from that of the Vinda subsidiary brand. Vinda was a novel method that used low prices to flank an attack with its target being to surround and cripple SMQ’s mid-range leather products market.
Aito, on the other hand, was a widely-publicized and large-scaled battle. Taehyung had officially engaged with the larger market after gaining proper control over Aida. Even though his goal was to overthrow New Bori, who had the most overbearing presence in the market, it was now uncertain if the other brands would be lucky to even survive.
Jisoo had utmost confidence in Aito. Such confidence had stemmed from her familiarity with Aito and knowing Taehyung’s thought processes for his battle plans inside out.
She was so familiar with the product’s entire germination, its every creatively unique point, its every unbelievable function, and its every single detail that she was able to clearly see its uncontainable, overflowing potential in the market.
She could tell this was a product the market would be unable to resist, and one that competitors would be unable to go up against or sabotage.
So, she thought, in this market, what other product was there that could compare to this?
Jisoo felt that Aito would definitely sweep the entire market off its feet and bring in a consumer base they had never thought possible.
Of course, whether or not Aito could really create such a miracle would only be seen after the market warmed up to it, which could be anywhere from days to weeks. The entire staff of Layover had given it their all, and could only wait with wide eyes while waiting to see the end result.
Meanwhile, to Jisoo and Taehyung, this weekend was a fleeting half-a-day’s rest that had been hard to come by.
After knocking off on Friday, Jisoo returned home and gave Taehyung a call.

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