Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 355

Witions felt extremely uncomfortable when she returned to her room as if a blazing fire was roasting her internal organs

“Are the results of the semi–finals in yet?‘ she asked Clarissa.

“The results are out, Clarissa knew that Winona would definitely ask, so she was already prepared and even took a photo of Olivia’s painting with her phone. Winona, take a look.”

As she spoke, she showed Winona the picture on her phone.

The photo was not very clear, so she could only get a basic idea of what the painting was. The details were somewhat blurry, but she could still feel that the painting’s technique was very good.

Winona took a glance and retracted her gaze, not paying much attention to it.

She was mentally prepared for Olivia’s superb technique and knew that her technique was perfect. “Has the final been scheduled?” she asked again.

Clarissa nodded. “Don’t worry. The final has already been arranged. The themes were decided long ago, requiring participants to depict an emotion or mood. Olivia definitely won’t have the advantage in such an abstract challenge. She has always won with techniques, so it’s very difficult for her to show her emotions and mood.”

“Moreover, the judges we invite this time prefer to use paintings to convey emotions. Even if Mrs. Liebsig is here, they can’t lie in front of so many people.”

Upon hearing this, Winona pursed her lips and smiled.

The results of the semi–finals were out the next morning, and Olivia successfully advanced.

No one had any objections. Ever since they found out that Olivia was a “Sketcher” the day before, this group of people had stopped talking. No one said anything like underhanded operations and similar matters anymore. They all seemed subdued.

Soon, it was the day of the finals.

Tina and Sandra had both advanced. The two of them walked towards the examination hall with their drafts.

“Hey, who do you think will be the champion this time Tina asked Sandra.

“Olivia?” Sandra said a name. After the semi–finals, everyone went to look at the paintings that had advanced. From the bottom of her heart, she felt that Olivia was the best. Winona was not bad either, but she felt that her painting was lacking something.

Tina also liked Olivia’s paintings. She had liked the paintings of the “Sketcher” very much. Moreover, on the day of the semi–finals, Olivia’s paintings had obviously improved a lot from before, using her techniques to perfection.

based on technique. Emotions and artistic conceptions were

technique was indeed impressive, but it

drawn a patch of

and over again. In the end, they felt that Winona had

of Winona, Sandra frowned and said, “I think

highly subjective. If you think it’s bad, others might not think so. Tina had the opposite opinion. On the contrary, she felt that Winona’s painting was good,

could vote, with a phone number counted as one

Blountos Musing Darling

a small circle

of winning were not very high.

the public vote,

think about it. Let’s focus on the competition first.

holding her canvas, niet Winona at

looked good and energetic today. When she met Olivia, she even greeted her. “Good morning.

lowered her eyes and glanced at her. She nodded slightly to

the way a superior nodded

Olivia so annoying and arrogant?” she muttered.

was determined to completely outperform

at techniques. It

did not even stop in her tracks. She continued to walk into the examination hall unhurriedly

proudly, looking at Olivia with

“What a

she said this, her eyes were cold. She did not deliberately show off.

there was something wrong her ears and even more suspected that Olivia was

too strong, making Winona firmly suppressed. Not only could she not question her, but she even felt that what Olivia said was true.

muttered,

for anyone in this world to be

with

indifferently before quickly retracting her gaze. There was a hint of curiosity i her tone. “How strange. Why do you all think that I only know techniques in painting, and don’t know how to express

I’m not good at creativity and can’t use paintings to