In the Lap of Luxury by Unsweetened Chestnuts

Chapter 176 Pamore Fashion Show

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“Professor Morris is here!” someone exclaimed, prompting May to redirect her gaze toward Alan.

“Professor!” May displayed a respectful attitude.

Alan nodded slightly and bypassed her to approach Grace. “Ms. Lewis!” he called.

Grace was pleasantly surprised and quickly greeted him. “Professor Morris!”

Alan smiled. “This is a private gathering, so there’s no need to be formal.”

Everyone present could see the special treatment Alan was giving Grace.

May, who was standing behind, hurried over. “Professor, so this is the Ms. Lewis you mentioned,” she commented.

As she spoke, May extended her hand toward Grace for a handshake. “Hello, I’m May, Professor Morris‘ student!”

Alan added, “May is my most accomplished student. She has a great talent for design. I hope you two will have the chance to learn from each other.”

May’s handshake and

They exchanged greetings.

I invited everyone here for an important matter

he finished speaking, someone interjected. “Is it about the fashion

“Everyone present here is a renowned fashion designer in Pamore. I believe each one of you can contribute to

this, people became excited and began whispering to each

the first fashion show, in Pamore, and it has garnered significant attention. If we can showcase

year, it’s being held in Pamore for the first time. It’s quite an honor for us and also a great opportunity for

“We can try incorporating some local

culture to the

and see that our sense of fashion is

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discussions and became interested, “Babe, it sounds really exciting! Are you

raised an eyebrow and

the workload was likely to be heavy for large–scale fashion

everyone’s enthusiasm, Alan commented, “For this fashion show, I certainly hope that everyone is able to

for this event hasn’t been finalized yet.

soon as he said that, May, who was standing by, had a glimmer of excitement

this opportunity for

they exchanged hesitant glances, but none

of the lead designer wasn’t something that ordinary