Susan stepped onto the catwalk in a palette of purples, from her dress to her accessories, all matched in varying shades of violet. Her makeup mirrored the hues of her jewelry, creating a monochrome effect that, while cohesive, didn't do the jewelry any favors. Contrasting colors could have made her jewels pop, drawing immediate attention to them. Instead, the matching tones meant that the audience's focus was more on Susan's overall look rather than the standout pieces she adorned.

This approach often diminished the impact of the jewelry itself.

Thalassa, watching from the audience, felt a jolt of shock surge through her the moment she laid eyes on Susan's accessories. Her heart raced, blood pumping in reverse as she stood up abruptly, unable to remain seated.

The reason for her reaction? Susan's jewelry was identical to that worn by the second model!

The second model's outfit and jewelry were in contrasting colors, which highlighted the sparkle and design of the jewels instantly. Susan, model number three, had chosen a monochromatic scheme, requiring a more discerning look to appreciate the nuances of the jewelry. Thus, the audience's reaction was slower.

her attention riveted on the pieces. When Susan appeared, Thalassa's designer's eye cut through

doubt, perhaps a mix-up in the model and design pairing. But now, it was clear: someone had plagiarized her work! Rising to her feet, Thalassa became the

work copied is the ultimate fear, and Thalassa was

Lysander, too,noticed Susan and

made a beeline for the judges table, where he confronted Wyatt, the head organizer—a man more imposing than Cody, with

Lysander's once fearsome reputation in the business world, felt a flicker of his old fear. But then he remembered Lysander's current state-a former mogul now confined to

this realization,

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