Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 356

Chapter 356 

As I stepped into the studio, Gabrielle was already at work. Her warm smile was as bright as ever as if last night’s sadness had been nothing more than a fleeting dream: 

“Good morning! Are you ready? We’re gonna start preparing for our first collection today.” There was a note of anticipation in her voice. 

I nodded and took a deep breath to fill myself with energy. “Of course. Let’s do this!” 

In the days that followed, I immersed myself fully in work and filled the emptiness in my heart with design. 

My pieces began carrying more emotions and stories; they weren’t just clothes anymore and were an expression of my soul. They were a testament to my feelings about love, life, and dreams. 

Kevin arrived late and appeared tired. “I’ve got a design idea. Let’s take a look,” he said as he spread his sketch on the table. It was a one- dawn. 

The soft fabric of the dress seemed to capture the warmth of the first rays of sunlight. It was a symbol of hope and renewal. 

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I studied the design closely as warmth filled my chest. Kevin always had a knack for finding beauty in everyday life and turning it into pieces that could touch people. 

His design was more than just the pursuit of fashion; it was about the dreams we shared. 

“This is amazing, Kevin. It fills me with hope and a vision for the future,” I said sincerely. 

At that moment, I made a silent promise to infuse my designs with the same sense of hope and tum every piece into motivational strength. 

Gabrielle leaned closer. Her eyes shone with excitement. “It’s incredible! We could build a whole around this theme, Shall we call it ‘Glimpse of Dawn‘?” 

“Glimpse of Dawn…” I echoed softly and felt a surge of emotion. The name captured the theme and symbolized our attempt to find our way amidst hurdles. It showed that we were ready to embrace the dawn of a new life. 

The days that followed were spent busy in the studio. We worked tirelessly and racked our brains for creativity. 

Gabrielle handled market research and fabric selection, Kevin focused on design and pattern making, while I was tasked with bringing the designs to life with vivid colors and patterns. 

But we were missing one person who could provide essential data. My thoughts turned to William. 

One day, Gabrielle and I were having lunch in the cafeteria when I brought him up. 

“We’re missing someone who can help us with data analysis important for understanding the market. What do you think about Wiliam?” 

Gabrielle paused slightly and seemed to carefully consider my suggestion. As she looked up, her eyes reflected her thoughts.