Crippled Luna's Farewell: Half A Life Without My Alpha's Deadly Deception

Chapter 100

Linda sat across from Colton, her expression poised and confident, though there was an eager light in her

eyes.

She had dressed carefully for this meeting, wearing a tailored ivory blouse and a skirt that subtly showcased her own design aesthetic–sophisticated, yet modern.

She knew this was her chance to impress him, to gain his recognition, and she wasn’t about to waste it.

“I’ve always admired your work, Mr. Colton,” Linda began smoothly, her voice laced with admiration. “Your influence on contemporary fashion is undeniable. I’ve been following your collections since I started my own brand, and I must say, your vision is unparalleled.”

Colton listened, his face unreadable.

He appreciated talent, but he also valued sincerity and depth.

Compliments were expected, but they rarely impressed him.

“That’s flattering,” he said, setting down his wine glass.

“But admiration doesn’t equate to understanding. Fashion isn’t just about designing beautiful pieces; it’s about interpreting the world through fabric, anticipating movement, understanding culture.”

Linda nodded, determined not to let his detached demeanor shake her.

“I understand that completely,” she insisted, reaching into her bag and pulling out a sleek portfolio.

She laid it open on the table, revealing sketches and photographs of her latest designs.

focused on a fusion of vintage silhouettes with modern, eco–conscious materials. The

his keen

well–constructed,

gently and met her gaze. “You have talent, Linda. No doubt about that.

for the first time. “What do you mean?”

show skill, but

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trends. Right now, you’re creating to impress rather than to express. That’s the

swallowed, her mind

but lately, she had been balancing multiple things–her relationship, launching her

in the industry first. Find your voice. Maybe then, we can have this conversation again.”

he walked out, leaving

her chest, but

wasn’t a critique

It was a reminder that she had been prioritizing the wrong things.

been sitting nearby, approached her once Colton was gone. “Don’t take it too hard,” he said calmly. “Colton is… selective. But, if

wry smile. “Thanks, Arnold. I

known Colton for a while, he’s very picky and has very strict standards for accepting students…..”

he suddenly paused.

puzzled, “What’s wrong?”

Arnold shook his