After discussing the serious business, Hobart and Klein bid each other farewell like the other gentlemen.
As he continued touring the exhibit, Hobart passed through the living area on his way out, where a woman with long chestnut hair and exceptionally well-proportioned figure caught his attention.
Her eyebrows were distinctive, stretching smoothly to the ends of her brows. They added a touch of authority to her bearing, making her look highly capable, like the head of some major department.
Aside from her beauty and outstanding temperament, her attire also stood out sharply from those around her. She wore beige trousers that allowed for easy movement, along with knee-high black leather boots. Over her upper body was a light brown knee-length dress, vastly different from the conservative style of dress in the Loen Kingdom.
Even Xue remarked that such a combination of trousers and leather boots had to be very convenient for moving around.
In Backlund, women with middle- to upper-level incomes basically all wore various dresses. The only relatively practical outfit was the Knight Suit Xue wore.
Hobart remembered that Xue owned many nearly identical Knight Suits. It was not that she particularly liked them, but that in Backlund, only this kind of clothing was convenient for movement.
Ladies all felt that trousers were not ladylike enough, so women's trousers had little market throughout Loen.
The woman, whose temperament and clothing were both so striking, seemed to sense Hobart and the others' gazes.
She merely gave Hobart and the others a glance from the corner of her eye before continuing to look at the building blocks in the living area.
Only after leaving the exhibition hall did Hobart belatedly realize: Could that have been Huang Beibei?
It was not that Hobart was slow to react. Rather, in his mind, Bernadette