I Became His Sweetheart by Bright Eyes

Chapter 414 Miss Yancey

“The first fragrance is called, Snow Between the Brows.”

Melanie stood under the spotlight. Holding the microphone, she began to explain her fragrance concepts.

“With this fragrance, I want to convey the emotions between people.

“Love is an eternal and unchanging topic. I used rose thorns, bitter orange flower, and night–blooming jasmine

for the top notes. For the middle notes, I used grapefruit, juniper berry, and clove. For the base notes, I used

labdanum, dragon’s blood resin, frankincense, and rock rose. I aimed to create a feeling that brings extreme

joy and despair.

“The initial impression is alluring floral fragrance, with blooming flowers so beautiful it suffocates. The

subsequent whiffs are like medicine, sweet with a hint of bitterness, making people alternate between feeling

happy and sad and feel that they are unable to grasp at something. The lingering fragrance at the end is

intense and profound, like poison, growing stronger as emotions deepen.”

Listening to her explanation, several judges couldn’t help but pick up her fragrance and smelled it again,

followed by nods of approval.

One person, familiar with Cyrus, couldn’t resist saying to him, “Your disciple does have extraordinary talent.

has indeed captured the feelings of difficult–to–control emotions.”

his hands behind his back. “Why else would I

fragrance is called, You Are Like

and gardenia. For the middle notes, I used geranium, lily of the valley, and benzoin.

Mystery, a remedy for that tormenting emotion.

to express that love originally has no solution. Instead of struggling,

of emotions, it’s better to let go, enjoy happy moments with your loved one, and not

fate or calamity.”

applause erupted from the

When I smelled Snow Between the Brows, I

You Are Like the Moon, I felt an instant

that Robert grew impatient. He glanced coldly to his left and right, and the applause immediately

always ethereal, and not grounded at all. She uses ingredients from international fragrance giants, making her scents naturally clearer than others. Unfortunately, the

will ordinary people use? Perfumes should be accessible to the general public. High–end individuals attending high–end occasions usually use essences, “Aiden said. Seeing Robert’s signal, he immediately took

1/2:

+15 BONOS

Robert’s assistant chimed in as well. “From the

when scoring.”

exchanged

been able to perceive Melanie’s intended feelings in the fragrances

lower scores.

perception varied among individuals, so differing scores weren’t surprising. After Melanie’s explanation and after they smelled her

scores.

be to

finally spoke up and continued to be