Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 356

The seating arrangement in the finals was determined by the rankings from the previous round. Olivia was in first place in the previous round and indisputabily held the top position.

Even if she was less creative and only painted a piece of green grass to show spring, no one else could compare to her

This was akin to a university student compering with an elementary school student in solving a math problem. Even if the university student used only one–tenth of her ability, she would still easily

perform the elementary school student.

No amount of ingenuity could make up for the huge gap in strength.

Among the participants, there was speculation about who would come first in the finals. Some thought i would be Olivia, while others believed it would be Winona.

However, in the eyes of these judges. Olivia deserved to be number one.

Winona’s level was far below hers.

However, before the finals, they would not make any assertions in advance.

The judges were quite cautious.

The judges took their seats one by one. As soon as Mrs. Liebsig sat down, she realized that something was

amiss

Olivia was the first place in the semi–finals. She should be sitting in the first seat at the front. Why was moved to the back now?

Furthermore, it was so close to the judges seats that they could almost see it with a glance.

Mrs. Liebig waved her hand and called over a staff member. She asked in a low voice. “What’s going on with these seats? Weren’t they supposed to be arranged according to ranking?”

The staff replied. The person in charge changed the rules and disrupted the order. He said he didn’t want everyone to be influenced by the rankings from the previous round.”

“Nonsense! Mrs. Liebsig reprimanded softly.

How could he suddenly change the rules of such a big competition? The rules kept changing.

The judge next to her heard the commotion and came over to persuade Mrs. Liebsig, saying. The

competition has already started. Let’s forget about it.”

In their view, this was indeed a minor issue,

sighed helplessly. It had to be this way.

fussing about the seats, but she knew what Olivia’s

Olivia was painting right before the judges‘ eyes. All the judges‘ attention would be captivated by her. After witnessing her artwork, how could they still have the inclination to

of fairness. Mrs. Liebsig wanted to move Olivia to the front, away from the judges. She

was no point in arguing anymore. She could only sit here

judges were sitting behind them. observing in

still interested, but as time passed, the judges felt very tired. Some of them even yawned and prepared to go out the bark door to

Cyrus Johnson had just stood up his gaze casually

he was rooted to the ground

he

a preries creation

move for a long time. It was as if all his emotions had been sucked

if it would almost break through the canvas

his gaze and saw Olivia’s painting.

judges, including Mrs. Liebsig, a total of nine pairs of

Liebig was almost out

was good, but she did not expect her to paint this well. The extreme technique, coupled with the overflowing emotions, simply brought the painting to life. What’s even more unbelievable was that

judges were staring straight at Olivia’s canvas. There were even people who walked to her side, their gazes looking like they wanted to crawl

front,

Olivia had painted it very well this time. Her heart

fists and repeatedly

in the

for the finals, even carefully planning her

front to avoid being disturbed by the judges behind her. Secondly, she

ordinary paintings. When they saw her creative work, they would definitely be overjoyed.

this, Winona was relieved and

afternoon. There was only half an hour left

it carefully. Then, she used a fine brush

was done, she stood up

waited in

did not move. They still stood in front of the painting

staff reminded them that they came back to their

look at the paintings of others.

at all. They were too amateurish, and there was no interest in looking at them. Olivia

family could not go against their conscience and say that Olivia’s painting was not good. They could only give Olivia’s

against their conscience nor