Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love

Chapter 537

"Did you finally... Accept a student?!"

Hudson looked incredulous. Koven was very picky. There was no way he had accepted a student.

He remembered how a few young women who liked Koven a lot once approached him for an opportunity to learn from him, but Koven rejected all of them. He even told them to go back to school because they were not meant to be designers. Even though Koven's tone and attitude were blunt, his intention was to inform the women that this path would destroy their futures because they would not be able to achieve much in the next few years.

"I remember how picky you are. Otherwise, you wouldn't have so few assistants in your studio all these years. I considered recommending a few reliable people, but at the thought of you rejecting them, I thought it was best if I just forgot about it..." "It's different this time." Koven shook his index finger at Hudson in disagreement. "It's because I hadn't met anyone talented before, but this student is pretty gifted, which was why I made the exception."

"How gifted can your student be to make you so excited?"

Hudson had never seen Koven act this way before. Was it possible that Koven's student was talented enough to move Koven? "If I showcase my student, that woman, Linda, would probably want to snatch my student from me."

Linda? That fashion designer was known for her sharp tongue and was nicknamed the Mean Witch. She was not one to hold her tongue. "Didn't you have the same mentor? She's your senior, right? I heard she's even more difficult than you are."

Hudson had never considered working with her at all. He

about it. How talented do you think my student is if even Linda would admire the work my

student compare against

better,

that he could deliver. "But you

my student right

that if it were me a few years

had no idea of Lucy's capabilities as he had never seen her work

view of what being a designer is like in this

nonchalantly, but his words hit the nail on the

"That's right."

doing better, but Koven knew very well that talent was not

the same when it comes

art-related fields. Even