Chapter 488

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The woman protested madly and shouted: “Why are you throwing me out?

Why have I unmasked you? You are a plagiarist! How dare you give a press conference! You are a shameless slut!

“Miss…” Raegan was about to say something when a reporter, who could no longer contain himself, suddenly spoke up. «Do you really work in the design industry? If so, how do you not know that Casey once mentioned in an interview that some of her designs were completed with her six-year-old daughter?

Casey received a purely foreign education, which explains the style of his initial designs. Later, she began to create a national style series, influenced by her daughter's drawings. He perfected his daughter's drawings of national animals and presented them on clothing.

Impressed by the national-style designs he presented, Casey set about promoting them around the world.

And now, Raegan seemed to be doing the same thing as her mother. It was really commendable.

The woman destined to create trouble was speechless. I didn't know anything about Casey. His only purpose in coming here was to make things difficult for Raegan.

Rolling her eyes, the woman changed tactics and scoffed. So this woman said she was Casey's daughter and you believed her right away?

Who knows if your work is outsourced? If you're really so capable, why don't you design in front of us now?

The room became noticeably quieter.

The woman's words were right. Given that Casey had resigned, it was not enough to take at face value Raegan's claim without evidence that she was, in fact, Casey's daughter.

Several journalists agreed: "Indeed, we cannot simply accept his statement."

"Let's have her show us Mrs. Hayes' signature embroidery skills, the Hayes Embroidery Method, known only to her daughter."

«Exactly, exactly...

Raegan realized that the woman in sunglasses was here to cause trouble.

After whispering something to her assistant Judd, Raegan announced with a smile, "Well, if everyone insists, I'll try it."

Soon after, some set up an embroidery frame, prepared a piece of silk, and placed an embroidery needle and some threads next to it.

The public's expectation was increasing.

This arrangement was a nod to the Hayes Method of embroidery, famous for its method in which the needle was not changed or the thread cut.

When it was time to change color, the new one was integrated using a hidden stitch technique.

Although a documentary once showed Casey's method, no one had been able to reproduce it just by seeing it.

Raegan sat down, elegantly picked up the needle, and began quickly drawing a bird on the silk with deft hands.

His extraordinary skill and speed captivated the spectators. Everyone was mesmerized, perplexed by how he had accomplished such a feat.

In less than thirty minutes, Raegan captured a bird full of life on silk, with astonishing realism.

The bird's eyes, in particular, looked so alive from every angle that they left the audience speechless.

For a brief moment, the room was so quiet you could detect the sound of a pin dropping.

After two decades, the sight of the incredible Hayes Method of embroidery once again left everyone in total awe. They were left speechless.

All attention was focused on Raegan's skilled hands, recognizing their extraordinary value.

Soon, the silence was pierced by a single applause.

From the crowd, Stefan admired Raegan and applauded enthusiastically. He hadn't intervened to deal with the instigator since Raegan had asked him to remain passive. He had his justifications.

Moments later, as if jolted back to reality, the audience joined in with a thunderous applause. All skepticism dissolved.

Casey had once confirmed that only her daughter was aware of this art of embroidery. Casey recognized her five-year-old daughter's innate ability for embroidery and began her classes.

At just five years old, Casey's daughter, now confirmed as Raegan, completed an intricate lion head embroidery in less than a month, which was impressive. It was clear that Raegan had a deeper gift in this regard than Casey.

Raegan took the stage, her delicate features catching the camera's attention, glowing as if she were surrounded by light.

Seeing the enthusiasm of the audience and the recording of her work, Raegan's eyes filled with tears. He believed his mother's legacy had been forgotten, but many still appreciated it.

Raegan had come prepared today, intending to use the spotlight of the event to send a message to her long-lost mother.

Even without the woman's challenge, Raegan had intended to introduce the Hayes Embroidery Method at this meeting. It was her way of telling her mother that she was her lost daughter.

Even with her mother missing for years, Raegan held out hope that, just maybe, her mother would see this press conference and take note of it.

Just when the malicious woman was going to speak once again, the police intervened.

The chief officer introduced himself and stated gravely, “Madam, we have been informed that you have been revealing confidential data and trafficking in celebrity information for profit. "We need you to accompany us to interrogate her."

The woman momentarily panicked and tried to escape, but was stopped before she could reach the exit. He protested loudly: “Why are they stopping me? "I haven't done anything wrong."

In his attempt to flee, his sunglasses and mask fell off.

Judd recognized the woman instantly. She was precisely the one who had been spreading false stories about Raegan at Arthen Entertainment's mid-year gala and had been fired for it.

Surprised, Judd turned to Raegan and asked, "Raegan, how did you find out it was that same fired employee?"

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