Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 661 They're Faster

Than The Machine

Linsey kept her focus sharp, her gaze fixed on every precise movement of the needle. There was no hesitation, no wasted motion-just the smooth, practiced rhythm of someone deeply familiar with the craft.

"That's odd. The competition staff gave every contestant a sewing machine for their station, didn't they? Aren't

machines supposed to be quicker than hand stitching? So why is that designer choosing to sew everything by

hand?" Dustin whispered, rubbing his chin in puzzlement.

Without taking his eyes off the screen, Collin responded coldly, "They're faster than the machine."

That statement landed like a thunderclap.

Dustin blinked in disbelief, watching the footage again. Her fingers moved with such velocity that the needle

appeared to vanish and reappear in entirely new places. He could barely follow her movements.

Beside him, Collin let a few seconds pass before speaking again. “And their hand-stitching has a flow to it-a softness that machines can't replicate."

Right then, a vivid image began to take shape across the dyed fabric.

shifted to the next

flying through this... This

in the industry today who can hand-stitch like that. Actually-never mind. I doubt

got great detail, too. That figure really pops. Though, the body looks a

little stretched. The length throws off the

up-look! That's another figure. This time, it's a girl with braided

way they stitched the braids... it's so precise. They didn't miss a

right hand starting

little

figures in under ten minutes? And you can actually make

like the shirt's dry already. Is it

flooded in, especially as the camera remained focused on Linsey's station. Her segment

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completed stitching the three figures, Linsey shifted her focus to the sides of the T-shirt

on both sides to create a cinched silhouette. The lower she worked, the more exaggerated the curve

shape, she changed to a softer-toned

precision.

now

alteration.

snapped into visual balance-the three embroidered figures