Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 288

As time passed, Janice noticed Edward crocheting way faster than she could. His hands stayed steady as he crocheted, and there was not a single clumsy mistake.

"Have you learned this before?" she asked, eyeing him.

"Nope," Edward said. "I just used to watch the seamstresses at work."

Janice smiled. "Your fingers are so quick."

Edward smirked. "I picked that up from watching you."

After he had finished a few practice patterns, maybe 30 or 40 stitches total, Janice leaned in to check his work. She couldn't deny it; Edward was a natural. He was more skilled than most of the beginners at her training institute.

Janice looked up and caught Edward watching her with a hopeful glint in his eyes. "Yes?" she asked.

"Aren't you going to compliment me?" he said.

Janice blinked, then let out a soft chuckle. "Well, you did an amazing job. You're better than most beginners. It's hard to believe it was done by a man."

She paused, then added, "But making a wedding gown takes a lot of time and effort. It's a huge project. With your busy work schedule, maybe we should put this on hold for now"

Edward shook his head. "No," he said firmly.

first, and then I'll show you

"Okay," he agreed.

up effortlessly and excelled at whatever he did. Who

set it gently by his hand. She also grabbed some eye drops

the quiet of the night, the two sat at their workstations-one

switch stitches. "You can do freeform crochet?" she asked,

clueless about crochet?" Edward shot back, not even looking up.

chair back fast and returned to her own

glanced over at his progress, she was stunned

as though they were printed on. His talent

lifted the fabric from

at this!" she said,

his neck, standing up for a

is mine now," Janice declared, holding up the

an eyebrow. "But it's not finished

let me

crochet and

Moore, you won't believe this—Mr. Moore

Barbara asked, completely baffled. "How is that even