Maier and Maine did not even notice Yun Jian mentioning "my company".
Yun Jian was not complaining about the Dior perfume either, she was indirectly slapping it in Maine's face that she was worse than the beggars on the streets.
In fact, most women wore perfumes. Alluring Demon did too. There was a wide variety of perfumes. Some people liked lighter, elegant notes. Alluring Demon, for example, looked like the embodiment of sensuality but she wore a light, sophisticated scent.
Maine, however, put on one that was incredibly potent in fragrance.
Of course, everyone had their preference and Yun Jian was not complaining that she was wearing a Dior perfume. It just so happened that it was the brand, Dior, that Maine was wearing.
As expected, everyone there knew that Yun Jian was basically calling Maine a lesser person than the beggars on the street. It was an insult without curse words.
