Interestingly, instead of choosing the well-known Alpire Studio, Arthen Entertainment went for Crescent, a newcomer that had only been around for a month, sparking curiosity.

All eyes were now on Crescent. And there was keen anticipation for the makeup looks Crescent would deliver for the event.

Raegan understood the importance of this chance, realizing that handling this event well could nearly clinch victory for Crescent in Ardlens.

With the gala nearing, Raegan was all the more diligent. Thus, she spent her whole day backstage at Arthen Entertainment, handling final fittings for several big names.

Since she had to stay in touch with Elin, Raegan gave her phone to Judd to take care of calls.

Right then, Judd reported, “Raegan, a man called a moment ago. You didn't have his number saved, so I picked up."

A man? Raegan immediately thought of Mitchel. Except for Mitchel, she had tagged names for her brother and father.

“What was his message?" Raegan asked.

Judd replied, "He didn't mention anything specific. He just wanted me to pass the phone to you. I let him know you were tied up."

"Got it, thanks."

At that moment, the director approached Raegan to go over some details.

Raegan found herself too preoccupied to glance at her phone. She figured Mitchel was in good hands regardless and didn't worry too much. After all, she hadn't been able to visit him but made sure nutritious soups and fruits were sent his way daily. She saw no issue with this arrangement.

Raegan's day was packed until the evening. Just as she was wrapping up, the CEO of Arthen Entertainment dropped by for an informal conversation with Raegan.

Raegan was taken aback, having never met the CEO of Arthen Entertainment before.

Introducing himself, Devonte said, "Miss Foster, I'm Devonte Frazier."

"Nice to meet you, Mr. Frazier."

"I caught a glimpse of your makeup work earlier. It truly stands out and has made a lasting impression on me."

Raegan replied, “Crescent mainly offers traditional style series, which you don't see much around here. If you have any ideas or feedback, I'm all ears. I'll do my best to adjust without losing our unique style."

Most celebrities preferred wearing gowns from international designers, and embracing a traditional style could be a new concept for some.

Nevertheless, Raegan was open to feedback but intended to keep the traditional essence intact. If pushed to adopt a completely foreign style, Raegan would opt out of the project.