The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Old Town of Yorksland was a famous cultural site with a history of thousands of years. It was also a relatively well-preserved ancient city in the country and a popular attraction for tourists.

Riley deliberately brought Vivian to the monument's square for the performance because she knew the girl liked lively places.

“Vivi, do you want to change into something else? The fashion show has no special rules. You can participate as long as your clothes are pretty,” Riley suddenly suggested as they passed by the display window of a boutique with a dazzling array of traditional clothing.

She knew Vivian would be keen to have a look since the latter loved fashion design.

After she cast a quick glance at the boutique, Vivian followed her in obediently.

Half an hour later, the two women exited the establishment wearing exquisite traditional costumes.

“Ms. Cooper, how do I look? Only unmarried women from wealthy families would wear this in ancient times.”

“Wow, really?” Riley was delighted to see Vivian finally smiling.

Together, they walked toward the venue in their new outfits.

The duo arrived to see many tourists had already gathered at the square, which was actually a bluestone floating stage in the middle of the lake. A bridge as old as the ancient city perched above the water.

Countless models dressed in traditional costumes were on the floating stage displaying their attires.

beautiful, don't they?” Riley asked as she pointed at

nodded. “Yes, indeed. Are they all from the same agency? Did they come here solely

fashion to market their clothes,” Riley explained as

that, Vivian

sit down. Riley, being a meticulous person, even took out a sketchbook from

draw anything you

was

started to scan a model that caught her eye. However, something else

was beyond surprised as she saw those

also started discussing fiercely

Town had always been about the local traditional costumes because they were the perfect

What nonsense is this?

crowd was

a suit went on the stage

that the Cultural Affairs Bureau is holding a seminar here today. I'm sure all of you are flustered by the unexpected surprise. Consider this rare and precious international

turned out those people were from Cultural Affairs

at the same

the crowd's faces was replaced with friendly expressions.

had shown the best side of their

also a staff of