Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 21 Chapter 21

Someone wanted to buy Janice's older double-sided crochet pieces?

There were works she had quietly entered into competitions during the years she was with Simon, pieces she had screened out as not quite good enough to win. While they weren't award-worthy, they were still high– quality enough to perform well in smaller competitions.

"The offer is quite generous. If you don't need them, why not sell them?" Eleanor, the woman who had watched over Janice and Jacob since they were children, suggested kindly.

Janice didn't lack for crochet pieces now. Even if she needed any, she would prefer to create new ones. Holding onto discarded pieces served no purpose.

"Sell them," Janice agreed.

“But they mentioned something about a confidentiality agreement,” Eleanor added.

The mention of this made Janice immediately suspect that the buyer intended to use the pieces for competition. She didn't mind.

"Sign it, Eleanor."

enough to reach the highest level.

day, at the Refined Threads Co. headquarters, the meeting

personally joined the crochet department supervisors to review them, intending to select one for the

had never bothered with such matters. Now, he had

their evaluation. The senior supervisor at Refined Threads Co. quickly reached a consensus, selecting

Fitzgerald, these pieces are extraordinary! The craftsmanship is incredible!” one of

rare to find artisans capable of

They could compete

made these? Where were

the selected

that one of the chosen works, Tapestry of Endless Horizons, was a piece Janice had discarded years ago during her personal screening process. She had opted instead for her Reversible Crimson

weren't sourced from Greenfield City but from Mr. Fitzgerald's

its flourishing crochet industry, was home to countless workshops. It wasn't

areas.

one of the pieces and was convinced that this would