Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love novel Chapter 452

A dreamless night passed.

When Lucy woke up, Matthew had already prepared breakfast. Seeing how tired Lucy was yesterday and how fast she fell asleep, Matthew could not help but worry about her. Thus, he got up early to make breakfast.

The aroma of homemade sandwiches and milk greeted Lucy’s senses when she woke up, overwhelming her with joy. She had gotten much lazier ever since she got together with Matthew.

After breakfast, it was time for the highlight of the Wine Festival.

More guests arrived today compared to yesterday, and the reporters had gathered at the venue since early morning, making it almost impossible to squeeze through.

Lucy glanced outside the palace garden and saw even more fans today.

They held up banners and photos of their favorite stars, shouting loudly outside the venue.

It was rumored that a superstar guest flew in from overseas to attend the event today. As they had been staying out of the spotlight for a while, their comeback attracted a lot of attention.

People expected their return to be in a major film, but surprisingly, they chose to make an appearance at Charleston Fashion Week.

Soon, the first main event was about to begin.

As a new participant, Lucy arrived early to prepare, but she was just doing it for fun. She had been bored in the palace for so long, so she wanted to find something exciting to do.

Matthew had even conducted negotiations with the owner of Prussian Winery before, hinting at possible collaboration plans for the coming year.

Although Lucy was not a red wine enthusiast, she had heard of them before as their advertisements were widespread across television channels.

It was said that some avid collectors of fine wine were willing to pay high prices for a bottle of red wine from Prussian Winery’s collection. The success of their red wines spurred the success of their other products as well.

At this moment, the wine-tasting event officially began. The organizers first placed three different bottles of red wine in front of the participants, who were expected to identify the year and brand of each wine.

Three glasses of red wine were set on each participant’s table.