Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 659 I'll Work With

What I've Got

"The third designer threw together some flashy tricks, and suddenly it's like everyone forgot what real design

looks like. The crowd's reaction was almost laughable."

"Come on now-what's the plan here? Dye a shirt and call it fashion? If I'm not mistaken, this is supposed to be a fashion design competition, not some kind of dyeing showcase. What's the big deal about the colors this designer threw together? If that's all they have got, maybe they should try their luck at a color- mixing contest

instead."

While Linsey remained frozen for a moment, a staff member quickly emerged from behind the scenes, rushing over with a fresh pair of gloves.

“Ms. Bright, my apologies. These ones are waterproof. Please switch to them right away."

Snapping out of her daze, Linsey gave a quick nod, turned to accept the gloves, and slipped them on with

practiced ease. "Don't worry about it. I should've caught it myself."

Glancing at the paint bucket, the staff member frowned at the visible smudge in the otherwise delicate color

blend. In a lowered voice, he asked, "Would you like a fresh batch of ice water for the dyes?"

then added with concern, "But we're already halfway through the round. I'm not sure you'll have enough time to finish your

with the shirt was

respond immediately. A few seconds passed before she made up her mind.

offered a calm smile. "Thanks for

up, wanting to clarify that the gloves weren't his decision, that

and returned to her workstation, fully focused once more. Choosing

now.

he exited the stage area, he couldn't help but wonder when exactly Aurora and the founder

had only just set foot in Grester a few days prior, brought in under the

way to make sense of it, the

workstation, Linsey, now properly gloved, steadied her focus and resumed her

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venue, Dolores-still locked in a tense exchange with

corner of

stopped, confused, and glanced at the staff member in front of her, who was still

said switching gloves would be unfair to