Perhaps he thought it was some rich kid who had learned a little and wanted to come and experience the jewelry-making process on his own.

These pieces of equipment are all very important; the loss of even one could affect his subsequent orders. Therefore, he took the time to write down these precautions and post them on the document.

Kōyū nodded in satisfaction, stroking a non-existent beard. "It suits my taste perfectly, not bad, not bad..."

Guangyou hadn't expected this move, but for him, it was a very favorable move.

On the way here, Guangyou bought a few sandwiches and a bento box. Without eating, he had little energy and strength to work.

While they were eating, Ai texted him, asking where he was.

While eating my bento, I thought about how to reply.

After thinking for a few minutes, Kwang-woo replied directly, "Going to prepare a gift."

He didn't want to lie, so he kept it a secret. After all, if Ai could guess the answer to such a broad statement, there was nothing he could do.

After putting down his phone, Guangyou quickly finished his sandwich and bento, putting the trash into a plastic bag to take with him when he went home that night.

Regardless of the other party's initial intentions, since the people in the studio had considered him, he also had to consider theirs.

After finishing lunch, Guangyou felt it was time to start today's practice.

Guangyou felt that he would be considered successful if he could make at least one ring within the next three days. He didn't need any fancy patterns; he would be satisfied as long as he made a ring that looked decent.

After all, it's not something you can become a master of in a day or two, and it's not easy to make a "qualified" piece in three days, even if you only consider it to be a piece that Guangyou considers acceptable.

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Yesterday's new subscriptions returned to double digits, and I'm devastated...

After reading what I wrote before, all I can say is, "What garbage!"

I'll change slowly, sigh... I'm so withdrawn.