Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1647

"Exactly," Helen admitted openly.

Hearing that, the guest directly walked onto the stage. After inspecting Helen's embroidery frame, he couldn't help but exclaim, "Amazing, it's amazing!"

"Can you explain what makes this embroidery technique special?" The host quickly handed the microphone to the guest to share his knowledge.

"The so-called double-sided three-pattern embroidery technique not only uses the skills and colors of the double-sided embroidery technique, but it also needs to ensure that the front and back display different designs.

"It is more challenging and complex than the double-sided embroidery technique. This embroidery technique can rarely be seen nowadays, but it reappeared today. It is truly a blessing for our country." The guest couldn't hide his excitement.

Gabriela was seething, and her expressions kept changing, looking very displeased.

"Does that mean Ms. Terzian's work is a level higher in difficulty than Ms. Moguel's?" The host inquired humbly.

"It's more than that!" The guest proudly raised his voice and deliberately brought the microphone close to his mouth. "That's a gap as vast as the galaxy."

After seven years, someone had finally deflated Gabriela's ego. It was really something to be proud of.

Seeing that it was the right moment, Lincoln, at the side door, quickly took out the box he had prepared earlier from the backpack. After opening the box, five butterflies flew out and slowly made their way to the stage.

Under the gaze of the crowd, the butterflies danced gracefully in the air before landing directly on the sunflower field embroidered by Helen.

The audience below the stage stood up and clapped enthusiastically in unison.

"What kind of embroidery technique is this? Even the butterflies think they are real."

"Why should I?" Gabriela refused to give in. "Aside from you, no one in Grand Cathay truly understands embroidery. Why should I yield to people weaker than me?"

"You and all the Sapanians are the ones who truly lack understanding in embroidery." Helen raised her voice and spoke sonorously.

"Embroidery is a practice of personal development, and it shouldn't be rushed. I'm just an ordinary embroiderer in Grand Cathay, and there are many more embroiderers like me.

"They chose to endure it and remain silent out of courtesy, not wanting to argue with a fool like you.

"You've only picked up a few basic skills, yet you want to claim them as yours. This behavior is no different from Sapan's invasion of Grand Cathay back then—both are acts of aggression. Shouldn't you apologize?"

"Apologize! Apologize! Apologize!" Every Cathayan in the venue was agitated, expressing their inner dissatisfaction.