Chapter 127: You Think Too Highly of Yourself


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    She came topete, not to gain approval from these people.


    “You’re not being fair here,” Adam Dominick frowned and said, “We all followed the registration requirements strictly, why are you different?”


    “Besides, what are you hiding? Wearing a mask and not daring to use your real name,” Stephan Luther sarcasticallyined.


    “Then take your opinions to the organizers,” Cindy rke said coldly, “I applied to the organizers and got permission.”


    She was confident and unapologetic.


    Cindy rke nced at them coldly: “Or, do you all want to use this method to make me quit, so that you’ll have one lesspetitor?”


    “You? Apetitor? Don’t make meugh!” Harper White mocked in amusement.


    The food blogger Cain Velman sure knew how to inte his own worth.


    Harper had also watched Cain Velman’s cooking videos online but found them mediocre.


    Teaching ordinary people and making simple, convenient home-cooked meals was eptable, but it was not enough in front of professional chefs.


    But if she were to say this to Cindy rke, rke would tell her that an ordinary home would not cook like a professional chef.


    Firstly, the variety of seasonings avable would be limited, making it impossible to prepare such aplete array.


    Also, where would ordinary people be able to match the various techniques of professional chefs?


    Moreover, many chefs like to use lots of oil, but which ordinary household would pour half a pot of oil when cooking?


    As a food blogger, Cindy rke’s videos were naturally for a wider online audience, taking into ount the habits of ordinary people.


    How could she possibly follow the chefs’ methods?


    Albert Lambert sneered disdainfully: “What a joke! You’re just an amateur food blogger, not a professional chef at all. Would we consider you apetitor? You think too highly of yourself.”


    “Indeed, to be frank, in our eyes, there are only ninepetitors in this group, and you’re not one of them,” Stephan Luther said.


    Cindy rke nodded, “In that case, there’s no need tor you to worry about whether my not showing my face and using my screen name meet the registration requirements. Because you don’t even think of me as apetitor, right?”


    “Since I’m someone you all look down upon, why are you bothering with me?” Cindy rke smiled slightly, “Please go back to your positions and prepare for thepetition. Don’t let this affect your mood and performance. Otherwise, if your scores are low, you might me me for affecting you.”


    Cindy rke nced around them and noticed that only ke Walker and Iris Doone had not said a word from the beginning.


    She didn’t know what these two were thinking and was not interested in finding out.


    She justzily watched the other seven.


    All seven of them were quite irritated by Cindy rke’s words.


    Although they looked down on her, what she said was not wrong.


    But why did it make them feel so frustrated?


    It was like punching a soft cotton, making them feel irritated.


    Extreme frustration.


    At this moment, the five judges returned to their seats after their break.


    No one dared to say anything more, and everyone went back to their positions.


    All five judges looked at Cindy rke.


    They saw the name “Cain Velman” written on the name tag on her table and noticed her wearing a mask.


    But they didn’t say anything.


    Because the organizers had contacted them, and even Adrian Zhekova had personally contacted them.


    If Adrian Zhekova was contacting them personally, they naturally had to give him face and show respect..