"Seriously, these sisters are just too much," one viewer grumbled, eyes glued to the screen where the two women stood around without lifting a finger to help their team.


    Heather had been losing her charm for a few episodes now, but this time it


    seemed like she''dpletely given up. "Has Heather stopped even pretending to care?" anotherment shed on the live feed, igniting a heated debate among the fans.


    "What''s wrong with our dear CiCi? Is it a crime to be clueless about chores? Would you rather have her fumble around and make Uncle Hans''s job harder?"


    "Yeah, not knowing how to help is one thing, but getting in the way would just add to the chaos. I don''t think CiCi is in the wrong here."


    The chat buzzed with sarcasm andughter, pointing out how the girl next door was the real deal. "She''s from the countryside, of course she''s handy with the rough stuff. Stopparing everyone to our CiCi."


    Judgments flew, sharp and unforgiving, like the wit of the fans. It was as if the values of the celebrities seeped into their followers.


    Meanwhile, Michelle, phone in hand, was checking out the live feed of the neighboring house''s renovation. Thements made her heart skip a beat. While many of Heather''s fans showed understanding, the majority were blunt in their criticism.


    ncing once more at the neighboring room''s live feed, Michelle pocketed her phone and turned to Heather, "Cousin, let''s help out. I know you''re allergic to dust, but it doesn''t seem fair to let Uncle Hans do all the work."


    As she spoke, Michelle subtly avoided the camera''s gaze and shot Heather a knowing look.


    Heather was initially puzzled but caught on after seeing Michelle''s cue. She didn''t have an allergy, but her cousin''s hint surely stemmed from the negativements in the live chat.


    With a sigh, Heather feigned a sniffle and rubbed her nose. "Yeah, let''s go. I can handle it for a bit."


    Despite the filth and chaos of the room, they had to endure it for the sake of the live audience.


    Thanks to Michelle''s quick thinking about the allergy excuse, Heather''s fans were once again sympathetic.


    Once inside, Michelle, remembering the renovation tips from the live feed, suggested to Hans, "Uncle, have you got any fresh ideas?"


    Hans, busy with old furniture, sighed deeply. "No, not yet."


    "I saw our neighbors found some tutorials online. Maybe we could take a leaf out


    of their book?" Michelle carefully maintained her innocence in front of the camera.


    Intrigued, Hans paused. "There are video tutorials online?"


    "I''ll check it out," Michelle offered, reaching for her phone again.


    In no time, she found a wealth of information.


    The viewers, especially Leo''s fans, had mixed feelings watching this unfold live.


    "OMG, can Michelle be any more shameless, openly talking about ''learning'' from others? That''s a bit much!"


    "It does feel a bit icky, like swallowing a fly. Sure, learning from others isn''t bad, but it doesn''t sit right."


    "Why can''t others use an idea? She''s not stealing or robbing; she''s just ''learning.'' What''s the big deal?"


    "Exactly, no need to make a mountain out of a molehill. Just enjoy the live stream, will ya?"