Chapter 422


    Chapter: 422


    Satisfied with the positive responses she received, Nancy returned to her seat, feeling confident that she would win.


    When she noticed Millie observing the ne, she shot her a haughty look.


    “Millie, please stop staring at my work. It’s your tum to introduce yours.”


    Millie sent her a lopsided smile as she stood up. She opened her suitcase and unveiled the ne she had created. The sight


    of it rendered everyone speechless.


    After a moment, someonemented, “Is that a ck diamond?”


    “yes, she had just created a snow-themed ne out of a ck diamond.”


    “[ never knew a ck diamond could give off that much air of authority, mystery, and allure as this one.”


    “The nes they created arepletely different, even though they share amon theme. The first one is simple and


    appealing, whereas the second is sophisticated and intriguing. What an incrediblepetition!”


    ‘m surprised that someone would dare to use ck on a snow-themed ne.


    It''s quite intriguing, isn’t it?”


    Millie waited for everyone to quiet down before she started with her presentation.


    “Hello, everyone. My piece is called ‘Light in the Dark.’ Although I’m aware that ck snowkes don’t exist and that snow is, in


    fact, white and a symbol of purity and beauty, | am also aware that there are contrastingponents in our world.


    The more beautiful an object is, the moreplex its origin tends to be. The ck diamonds around the snowke’s edges are


    meant to signify difficulty and suffering. It suffers oppression and misery, but it remains shining. On the other hand, the


    snowke’s pristine white center represents hope in the face of adversity.”


    Nancy’s jaw dropped as she stared at the ne. Millie had exceeded her expectations a thousandfold.


    The careful use of ck and white gave a previously lifeless color a sense of mystery and elegance.


    The two snowkes were iid beautifully, making for a stunning visual.


    In addition to its extraordinary aesthetic, the jewelry symbolized the importance of life.


    In contrast to the response to Nancy''s presentation, there wasplete silence when Millie ended her speech.


    Mrs. Barton gave Millie a nod of approval. The younger woman was surprised for a second before smiling at her and sitting


    down. simon then remarked enthusiastically, “Brilliant! Both of these nes are works of art! To our judges, please take your


    time and examine them carefully before casting your votes.”


    The five judges stood up from their seats and eagerly went to examine the two nes.


    Millie patiently waited in her seat for them to finish.


    Feeling a little embarrassed, Nancy asked quietly, “How did youe up with that design, Millie? You aren’t that skilled.”


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