I Became His Sweetheart by Bright Eyes

Chapter 363 Perfume Blending

Melanie didn’t really know Joseph, but the question posed was already challenging enough, so a little more

challenge didn’t hurt.

She glanced at the four “models” sitting in a row, gathered her focus, and walked to the fragrance blending

station.

“Miss Jones, which person’s fragrance will you start with?” Robert asked from the audience.

“Since it’s an impromptu performance, I’ll decide as I go. Maybe I’ll blend them all together?” Melanie swept her gaze across the stage with a nonchalant tone. “Please stay quiet. I don’t like being disturbed.”

Although Robert was dissatisfied, he kept silent.

She had one hour to create four different fragrances. While Joseph presented it as a single challenge, it was

essentially four separate tasks.

However, Melanie was confident in herself. Since childhood, she had been interested in perfume blending.

Even though her father forbade her from entering this field, she never gave up on secretly studying it.

Over the years, she had studied thousands of aroma compounds from all around the world. She knew nearly a

hundred base notes and dozens of successful perfume formulations-all of this knowledge was stored in her

inspiration hit her, she didn’t need to waste

provocation and Joseph’s difficult questions had ignited Melanie’s

test tubes and bottles, racing

of aldehyde, elegantly put away the test tube, closed

cap, and removed her

she said

audience was astonished-she had created

minutes!

his eyes, and the people around him started to

you blended. Can the staff bring them down for testing? “Robert

staff hurriedly brought a cart up and opened the caps of the four

filled with

a chair for Melanie. Without lifting her head, she expressed her thanks. She was indeed a bit tired, with beads of sweat forming on her

once everyone in the audience had smelled the

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question, “Miss dones,

avoided

her a

leisurely sipped the orange juice, deliberately taking her

half a glass did she say. “These four fragrances correspond to the four people on stage. The top notes represent the public’s impression of them, while the middle and base notes represent my impressions. I believe that once you smell the top notes, it won’t be difficult for you to distinguish

and not the tiniest bit modest. If she had said this before the perfume blending, the audience would have burst into laughter, but

silent.

because everyone who had smelled