I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon
Chapter 58
Chapter 58 A Stain
Things were just as hectic on the other end. Abigail seized the opportunity to pass another piece of paper to Luna while no one else was looking. Luna’s expression remained blank, but it was as if they had an unspoken agreement–she slipped the piece of paper into her pocket and covered her shirt over it. They both edged closer to one another and were about to exchange a conversation
when they heard Joan’s high–pitched voice.
“I noticed that you finished all of your design drafts when I visited you earlier today, Luna. That’s
impressive. I heard that the theme left a lot of the other designers stumped–they couldn’t come
up with anything, even after working on it for up to one week.” Joan’s statement carried an implicit
message that everyone else could understand. Yet, when Abigail glanced at Joan’s expression, she
noticed that there wasn’t a hint of malice on her face. In fact, she seemed to have genuine
admiration for the other woman.
The rest of the crowd no longer said much. The designers simply stared at Luna, who had a smile
on her face. Everyone couldn’t help but recall what Joan had asked Luna the night before. Did she
really contact Sean to ask him about the theme last night? Was she trying to come up with the drafts before us? Abigail could sense the suspicion and hostility in the rest of the designers‘ gaze, and she froze for a moment. Joan is obviously trying to tell everyone that this competition is rigged. She’s telling them that the winner has been pre–determined and that they wouldn’t be able to win the grand prize regardless of how hard they try.
Since Luna identified herself as Alana, she hadn’t visited Sean’s room, nor did she see a point in
explaining herself to Joan. So, Luna simply lowered her cutlery before looking Joan in the eye. “You
should provide some evidence for your statements, Miss Palmer. Otherwise, you’re just defaming
me.”
‘Sweet Whispers, was clear enough that any designer who had some experience
how to get started with their work. If they hadn’t
been able to produce an initial draft within
discard her other issues and focus hard for
eyes were bright with joy and awe. “You sure are one of my favorite designers! I went
and I accidentally stepped on a piece of paper that had been
I saw a mark on your draft earlier today, and I thought that it was the same
her face into one of dejection as she continued speaking. “I was worried that the designer I admired wasn’t actually all that talented. I only became a model because of your designs. I may not have any talent in your field, but I sure do look up to
to be a fake!”
at Abigail without saying much. Abigail, on the other hand, seemed unfazed even after all that Joan had said. “When you met her today, the production crew for the designers had arrived as well. Logically speaking,
her to change her draft, the draft that gets aired would certainly have the
you claim that this isn’t the truth, then there’s nothing I have to worry about. I don’t have any ill intentions. I simply want this to be a fair competition, and I want to believe that my idol has genuine talent.” Joan’s tone was sincere and genuine–the crowd seemed to be fonder of her after hearing
Palmer. You voiced out your concerns in order to ensure that everyone else’s efforts don’t
to capture the argument. These
conversation. Joan turned around
the situation. I’m
noticing the issue
with Joan while beaming at her. “I’m sorry. I’m not an idiot, and I’m able to distinguish women who are simply pretending to be
I’ll be able to receive an apology from you
Joan or the wealthy figure who was supporting Joan. So, Luna didn’t hesitate to expose the pretentious front that Joan was putting on. After that, she let out a scoff before she led Abigail out of
peak at
couldn’t reveal her
look of hurt and sorrow on her face. “I can apologize right now if that’s what Miss Smith wants. I just really didn’t want my impression of my idol to be ruined. Furthermore, we’re all on the same team–I wouldn’t want to harm her in any way.
Abigail’s statements. I hadn’t expected Luna to be so
her reputation, too. She didn’t hesitate to criticize me at all.
me more haters?
Luna’s expression darkened after both she and Abigail
there was really a mark on the draft
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