My Arrogant Fiancée Is an All Round Genius

Chapter 118 Her Lies

Stephie, I was just about to ask you, this dress is from Sparkling Gems, isn't it?" A female classmate surrounding Stephanie asked with a face full of admiration.

Stephanie lowered her eyelids shyly, as if embarrassed, and softly asked, "Um, would it be weird if I dressed like this?"

"How could it be strange? You look absolutely stunning in this skirt. I think you're the only one in the whole Melcester Central High School who can pull off Sparkling Gems' stuff."

This person was clearly a fan of Sparkling Gems, knowing the brand like the back of their hand.

"The design sense of their home items was very strong, especially the works of their main designer, S. Ordinary people simply couldn't handle it."

"I absolutely adored S's designs. I was planning to study design in college, hoping that one day I could see him in person. Up until now. no one knew whether S was male or female, fat or thin. I believed 'he' was a man, because it was evident in his designs. His designs were simple and bold, never superfluous or cumbersome, and his use of color was also bold and assertive. Anyway, his style was not like that of a female designer."

Her design was very masculine?

Myrna raised an eyebrow.

Every time, she designed her drafts very simply because she didn't like things that were too complicated, including complex designs.

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among them at girl who

Taylor Group, the parent company of Sparkling Gems? Ask her if

as these words were spoken, several girls turned to look at Stephanie, especially

have you met

eyelashes slightly drooping her voice lacking confidence.

previously asked her father to introduce her, saying she wanted to invite the

bit wouldn't hurt, right? After all, these people would never go to the Taylor Group, let alone meet the genius designer that

sigh of relief, instantly regaining

old? I always thought he was very young, you can tell from his designs, they don't Chapin

the constraints of those old-school,

a smug smile, "Sorry I'm not

both men