Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 24 Chapter 24

Yvonne spotted Janice from afar. Her reaction was a mix of surprise and delight.

Janice had really left Refined Threads Co. and joined Prosper Stitch Group. Thoughts began to swirl in Yvonne's mind. Could Janice bring her along to the new company?

After all, joining such a large corporation alone without her own team was no small feat. Yvonne was worried about Janice's situation.

"Now, let's welcome Prosper Stitch Group to present their submission,” announced the host.

Astaff member, wearing gloves and handling the crochet piece with meticulous care, placed the piece onto a tray and delivered it to

the stage.

The five judges, all senior experts in the field, also wore gloves and examined each submission closely, using magnifying glasses to inspect the intricate stitches and designs.

The process of the crochet competition was straightforward. A hundred people were randomly selected just fifteen minutes before the event began. Phones were being kept away, and the audience was forbidden from communicating with anyone outside the venue.

ensuring strict adherence to the

panel anonymously selected five pieces from the submissions. In the second round, the selected pieces were presented to the

handling the submissions were

significant distance between competing companies, making casual

excruciating. But for Simon, it was unbearable. He desperately wanted Refined Threads Co. to

the Winter Tournament, the champions of each season would compete in the grand finals. The ultimate

were monumental,

her abilities. Still, competitions were unpredictable. What if her style didn't appeal to a particular

submissions, and

host, who had just stepped out

host announced. "Thank you for your patience, everyone. The five selected pieces have been chosen. They will now be displayed on the big screen. Let's invite our

but the charged atmosphere in the room was almost tangible,

Janice, noticed

about?" he

voice steady. "I know my worth, but of course, I hope

at her but said nothing more. After a pause, he added softly, "Even