Emily Goldsmith regrettably said, "That girl is truly artistic, looking different from everyone else. I've always wanted her to be my model. But before I could even talk to her, she was already pursued by someone else. After that, she became that one guy's exclusive model in our class. Too sly."
Her regret was genuinely regretful, and it was clear to see that there wasn't a trace of performance in it.
It was a pure, heartfelt regret.
Regret for not being able to make someone her model.
Olivia Lewis finally couldn't hold back and asked her, "So when you look at others, do you first see if they have artistry?"
If someone is considered artistic in her eyes, does that mean being uniquely ugly?
"Not really, for example, when I look at you, I see your bone structure. Your bone structure is particularly good, it's the type that ages well with an elegant face."
