Chapter 546: 546: Let Her Choose

Chapter 546: Chapter 546: Let Her Choose

“I trust their character,” Ava Brown said, “They won’t give you high scores just because you’re Master Adrian.”

“So, I believe your score is genuine,” Ava Brown said.

“But I want to ask, Zoe Silverstone, Iris Doone and Blake Walker have all doubted your relationship with Master Adrian. You did not withdraw from the competition because of this and insisted on competing,” Ava Brown said.

“Why now that Yellen Brooks and I know, you say you can withdraw from the competition?” Ava Brown asked.

So that’s the question.

Cindy Clarke smiled and said, “Because I don’t want to fulfill their wishes.”

“They have no real skills, but they resort to shady tactics and underhanded means. Why should I withdraw as they wish?” Cindy explained.

“But it’s different with you two. If you also feel the same way, I don’t need to stay,” said Cindy.

“I won’t tell Blake Walker,” Yellen Brooks interjected.

It took a few seconds for Cindy to understand the meaning behind Yellen’s words.

Cindy couldn’t help but laugh.

Ava Brown also said, “There’s no need to withdraw. You just gave us such an important analysis, and you’re not taking the obvious advantage. We’re not concerned about favoritism or unfairness.”

“I won’t say anything to Blake Walker either,” said Ava Brown. “However, I may secretly tell our people at Pingla Corp. Such gossip, if I don’t share it, it would be hard to keep. They won’t say anything. You can trust them.”

“I know,” Cindy nodded with a smile.

After interacting with those people, Cindy discovered that they were quite foolish.

There really was nothing untrustworthy about those fools.

“Moreover, they won’t feel it’s unfair,” Ava Brown continued. “Those people have confidence in their abilities and feel they can crush any predetermined outcomes.”

With a sigh, Yellen Brooks said, “Cindy’s problem is no problem. I think our main issue is to slaughter the chicken first.”

“Do you need help?” asked Cindy.

She had already tried once and figured her method might be better than Yellen Brooks and Ava Brown’s.

Although she couldn’t do it all by herself, she could still help them.

“No need, no need,” said Ava Brown. “You did it yourself, I can too.”

Ava Brown took the chicken and walked a bit farther away.

“I’ve told her the same thing,” Adrian said. “She has promised me not to push herself too hard. If she encounters any insurmountable obstacles, she won’t force herself.”

“That’s good. That’s good,” the Old Madam said with relief.

Meanwhile, in the higher stands...

Christy Xenos asked Joshua Clarke, “Did you see it just now? That VIP seat, wasn’t it reserved for the Pingla’s bosses and executives? I specifically looked into it earlier. The one who just left and came back is the CEO of Pingla Group.”

“What do you think he and his entourage were doing when they left?” asked Christy curiously.

“How would I know? The major competition is organized by them. Maybe there was a problem that needed to be solved on the spot,” Joshua Clarke replied, while his gaze remained on the big screen.

The other contestants also faced the challenge of personally slaughtering an animal.

Therefore, the camera switched back to Cindy and her group.

Cindy, Yellen Brooks, and Ava Brown separated again to find the ingredients they needed.

Thus, the live broadcast on the big screen could only switch between screens.

On the way, Cindy came across a large cluster of Indocalamus leaves.

Seeing this, Cindy couldn’t help but smile.

The organizers had really tried to make things convenient for the contestants.

Otherwise, if they were actually in the wild, where could they find such perfect ingredients?

Indocalamus leaves are native to the south and are not found in the north.

Yet Belfard is a genuine northern city, and transporting Indocalamus leaves there must have been difficult.

The organizers didn’t intend to make things too hard for the contestants.

They placed some seemingly insignificant but useful materials in inconspicuous places.

It was up to the contestants to observe and find them.

At that moment, Grace Green and the five judges were sitting at the commentator’s table.

“Huh? It looks like Cindy has found something,” Grace Green said.

“She should have found the cluster of Indocalamus leaves,” explained Michael Greene.

“Indocalamus leaves?” Grace Green quickly searched it on her mobile phone. “Ah, it’s this patch right in front of us. Cindy’s observation is very meticulous.”

“If I were there, I wouldn’t recognize them even if I saw them. Indocalamus leaves are inconspicuous. I would have thought they were ordinary leaves,” she said.