A Life Debt Repaid novel (John and Cordy) novel Chapter 577

"Could you please keep it down?"

Before Jay could reply, someone behind Bob reprimanded Bob; clearly, their conversation was affecting the person watching the fashion show.

Bob bit his lip and restrained himself despite his frustration.

Jay said nothing in turn, and kept his eyes on the fashion show as if the mention of Zoe didn’t faze him the slightest.

Up front, Cordy was still watching the fashion show seriously until a certain male model stepped up to the catwalk halfway through.

All eyes in the room seemed to lit up as they focused on his towering, handsome frame and his sharp gaze.

There were many international supermodels in attendance, yet that unfamiliar face stood out nevertheless.

Cordy seemed to hear gasps from all the ladies sitting around her, and the crowd seemed to have grown somewhat restless again.

Countless shutters flashed as everyone took photos of the male supermodel.

"He does look good—even from a man's perspective," Patrick commented.

He usually had a high standard when it comes to men's looks, since men usually preferred to look at women.

The male supermodel before them, however, was attractive enough to draw the gazes of both men and women. It was why there was a rule that most designers wouldn’t get a model who was too attractive, since the crowd may ignore their designs in favor of the model’s looks.

Only an internationally renowned designer like Maron would have the guts to pick such an attractive model.

Even Jay's gaze changed ever so slightly as he stared at the male supermodel.

Casting was a force of habit as a film director, and Jay could tell that this male supermodel would enjoy a meteoric rise in showbiz.

After all, all anyone cared about was looks these days.

Even Bob, who needed some effort to calm down, couldn’t help speaking out loud when he saw the man. "Don't you think he looks a little familiar?"

Jay frowned.

He had been merely judging the man's market value, but after hearing that from Bob, the sense of familiarity hit him.