Chapter 665


    The host was all hyped up, but Keira’s expression darkened slightly.


    Scoring this high from top–tier judges in an internationalpetition, it was a real feather in her


    cap! However, today’s scores didn’t quite cut it for Keira.


    “Can I ask why it’s not a perfect score?” she asked the judges.


    udia, the onlydy on the judging panel, looking all dolled up, ssy and sexy, her deep eyes


    hinting a bit of confusion, shrugged and replied, “Nothing’s perfect in this world. We have the right to


    give a perfect score, but that’s only because we ourselves are not perfect. We, as wed


    individuals, iming a work to be perfect, that’s not really perfect, is it? And you, you’re not perfect


    either, you get what I’m saying?”


    Keira was a bit bamboozled by this/ All she knew was that there was more than meets the eye in


    what this female judge said.


    Did she mean, what she thought was perfect, didn’t quite hit the mark in the eyes of the judges?


    Yet, her mentor once said, her work was absolutely wless!


    If one judge gave a perfect score, she wouldn’t be questioning what went wrong.


    “udia, you don’t always have to spare the contestants‘ feelings. They signed up for this, they


    gotta be ready to take the heat! Only by calling them out can we truly help them!” An chimed in,


    slightly exasperated.


    He was the exact opposite of udia, impatient by nature and straight as an arrow. He believed, if


    you had something to say, you had to shout it from the rooftops! udia shook her head, “I can’t


    find anything wrong with the work itself!”


    Keira clenched her teeth, fuming inside!


    If they couldn’t find any ws, why didn’t they give her a perfect score?! Didn’t they see the


    contradiction in what they were saying?!


    An heaved a sigh, turned to Keira and said,


    N?velDrama.Org owns all content.


    “If udia isn’t going to say it, I will!” He pointed at the recipe and scent paper in front of him, and


    said with a stern face, “This form and the work, they’re wless; at least I can’t find any faults.


    But… Rosanna, I think, your description of Pure Snow didn’t quite match your work!


    “If we follow your logic, this piece should represent thest snowfall of winter. The mild temperature


    of early spring as the snow gradually melts. It represents warmth, modesty, generosity or


    extravagance, just enough to sustain life.


    “It gives people warmth, which ispletely different from your description of icy Pure Snow.


    “Furthermore, it’s not the miracle you described of your loved one finallying to you. It’s more


    about finding contentment in each other’spany, preferring a simple, quiet life over a roller


    coaster one. This is what this piece should convey.


    “All in all, your work is beyond reproach, but your attempt to exin the intended message and


    initial intention of this piece was quite a stretch.


    “Rosanna, I’m genuinely puzzled, how did a piece that’spletely opposite to your initial intention


    come out of your hands! Honestly, I didn’t want to score you! I just didn’t want to reject this piece,


    because it itself is absolutely perfect!”