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It seemed people from Erancia were naturally inclined towards gentlemanly manners, and their words always made others feel comfortable. Maeve thanked him and then followed them into another car. After switching vehicles, the blonde man specifically asked the female assistant, who had been sitting in the passenger seat, to sit in the back.

Maeve could tell he was trying to ease her discomfort and awkwardness, and she felt grateful.

Just then, the blonde man pulled out a notepad and pen. With a gentle smile, he asked, "Could I get your autograph?"

"Me?" Maeve pointed at herself, hardly believing it.

"You could be a little more confident." The blonde man chuckled. "I mentioned earlier that I admire your work. You could say I'm a fan. I didn't tell you earlier because I didn't want to be too forward." Maeve had assumed he was just being polite. But to her surprise, he genuinely liked her designs. And he was her fan.

This was the first time she'd encountered such an older fan. She felt kind of amazing.

She took the notepad and pen he handed her. She signed it and asked, "May I ask your name?"

The blonde man replied, "Warren Richard."

Maeve paused. The name seemed familiar, but she couldn't recall where she'd heard it.

"You're probably my very first fan. Thank you for appreciating my work." Maeve handed the card back to Warren, curious. "May I ask, why do you like my designs? You're.my first male fan Warren smiled. "Good designs transcend gender, don't they? But if I had to give a reason, it's probably because I was supposed to have a daughter."

Maeve was confused. "Supposed to?"

"She passed away in an accident, so she's not with me." Warren's smile carried a trace of nostalgia. "If she were, she would've loved the clothes I picked for her."

"I'm sorry for bringing up something so painful," Maeve said, feeling sorry.

Warren said, "It's alright. When I do these things for her, I feel like a father."

Maeve suddenly felt a bit envious. "You are a great dad."

"Don't let my son hear that. He always says I'm biased," Warren quipped with a humorous tone.

Maeve couldn't help but laugh.

they arrived at the Pearl Tower, Maeve said goodbye to Warren and hurried

had already started, and all the lights in the

of this

a pearlescent white color palette, exuding simplicity and

As for Dreamscape's designs...

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an exclamation from the VIP section behind him. "Isn't Dreamscape primarily known for wedding dresses? How come

Maeve used to be a designer for the Erancia royal family. Every five years, Gradelle University holds a selection, and out of hundreds of top designers worldwide, only five are chosen to work for the royal family. Maeve's just like Eternal Hope's founder, a

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after she left the royal family? It'd

the companies, why would they choose

and Warren's fingers fidgeted with the ring on his hand. His

the stage lights shifted from a soft white to a cool white, Dreamscape's first model stepped

The room fell silent.

blossoming in

mysterious allure, like a siren whose song lured sailors into the depths of the

mimicked the ethereal lightness of shark silk, its oceanic blue fading into hints of soft purple, shimmering

the dress was asymmetrical, undulating like waves as the model walked, making her seem like she was standing

her dress accidentally brushed against a female VIP sitting near the runway. Instinctively, the woman grabbed for it, but the fabric slipped through her fingers

feels so luxurious, light yet substantial. I've never seen anything like it

Dreamscape had it custom-made specifically for this show. You probably won't find it on

I've been a VIP with Eternal Hope for five years. Pre-ordering

a VIP for ten years and still can't get special

Maeve's

The discussions continued.

in touch with the person

The assistant nodded. "Okay."

the presentation, Maeve and the designer from Eternal Hope stepped forward to give

collection would be released first. In the end, out of the 265 VIPS present, nearly

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