Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1646

In the live stream, Gabriela completed her work first, as expected. She stood up and turned the embroidery frame to display an embroidery of a Persian cat.

As the camera continuously zoomed in, the graceful flow of every hair could be clearly seen. The meticulously-handled details and the wise use of angles made the entire cat appear more three-dimensional.

However, this alone couldn't satisfy the audience's expectations of a top embroidery master, and the response was lukewarm.

Gabriela looked down from the stage, still holding her head high arrogantly.

After a brief moment of silence, she swung her hand hard, causing the entire embroidery frame to spin. Yet the Persian cat she had stitched remained completely still, obediently sitting within the frame as if it were a living creature.

"She used the double-sided embroidery technique!" A knowledgeable judge gripped the microphone excitedly as he began his professional commentary.

"This embroidery technique employs over 50 different needlework and stitches on both sides of the fabric, resulting in a design with the same colors on both sides.

"It can be said that she is the embodiment of embroidery skills. No wonder she is regarded as the top embroidery master in Sapan."

Gabriela couldn't hide her complacency as she cast a side glance at Helen, who was still busy stitching.

Gabriela wasn't as foolish as Gloria, who showcased all her skills. No matter how hard the Cathayans tried, there would only be one outcome—they would end up as her foil.

Seven years had passed, and if this woman could really defeat Gabriela, why had she waited until today?

Everything happening now was merely a show for those Cathayans, who still harbored delusions of reclaiming the embroidery heritage. Or it could be that the organizer deliberately stirred up conflict for the sake of ratings.

Whichever it was, it would only further prove that her strength was unattainable. Thinking about how her fame would reach another level, she couldn't help but lower her head and chuckle.

At this time, Lincoln had also come to the side door with his two younger sisters, quietly observing the situation on the stage.

After taking a glance, the host turned to the audience with a professional demeanor. "Ms. Terzian has stitched a field of sunflowers. She is truly multi-talented—she plays the piano well, and her embroidery is also…"

Halfway through his speech, the audience suddenly became restless. Confused, the host turned off the microphone and looked at the direction team below the stage, asking what was happening.

Then, an assistant held up a whiteboard with large, bold words written on it—Look at the front part.

The front part?

The host hurried to the front and was stunned upon seeing it. "An eagle?"

He raised the microphone and looked at the audience in surprise. "Ms. Terzian has created two embroidery pieces at the same time."

"Could it be the long-lost double-sided three-pattern embroidery technique?" A featured guest stood up excitedly.