He asked curiously, "What have you been doing these past few days? We asked Brother Zhu, but he acted all mysterious and refused to tell us."
Thinking about what he had gone through over the past three days, Cheng Yu's smile gradually faded.
Qing Chen and Ling Yi exchanged glances and did not dare ask any further.
Three days later, all the trainees participating in the competition gathered downstairs at the company. Since there were too many of them, the company had specially arranged a luxury coach to take everyone to the airport.
Cheng Yu was in a fairly good mood. After revising it countless times, he had finally completed the design draft for "Dawn and Dusk" last night. Cheng Yu's design style and philosophy had been deeply influenced by his mentor, Cici Caroline. He preferred magnificent, luxurious combinations and possessed an unconstrained, highly imaginative style. For the final draft of "Dawn and Dusk," aside from using pink-orange Padparadscha sapphires, he had carefully set tiny white diamonds and tsavorite garnets around the lily-shaped ring setting and along its twisted shank, using pavé and channel settings to form leaves and branches. The visual effect was extravagantly luxurious. By comparison, the single white swan ring representing the man was far more restrained and steady. It also matched Cheng Yu's design concept: "Only when a man has the courage to shoulder responsibility can a woman remain forever radiant and innocent, protected through fifty years of marriage."
It could be said that although the journey from concept to final draft had been relatively brief, this design absolutely embodied nearly ten years of Cheng Yu's design experience. At any rate, Cheng Yu himself was extremely satisfied with it.
After filing it for record, Cheng Yu directly sent the jewelry competition application form he had downloaded