His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 433

“This exquisite piece is a donation from the world-renowned designer, Ms. Niamh Rivers, also known in the fashion world as Master BYC. It is a golden comb, delicately fashioned to resemble a phoenix tail, and will be auctioned tonight for charity.”

As the auctioneer’s voice echoed through the grand hall, countless admiring glances turned toward Niamh.

By now, nearly everyone present knew that Niamh was the creative genius behind the celebrated Grand Piano Collection. The anticipation in the room was palpable—what extraordinary creation would she unveil tonight?

“A comb?” Marigold scoffed under her breath, arms folded across her chest. “That’s what passes for jewelry? And a golden phoenix tail, no less—how tacky does that sound? Honestly, who in high society even wears plain gold anymore?”

She didn’t care whether Niamh was the legendary BYC; to Marigold, the very idea of auctioning off a comb was laughable. In her mind, nobody would bother bidding. She smirked, half-expecting the lot to go unsold.

But as she watched from the sidelines, the staff brought Niamh’s donation onto the stage. The moment the spotlight hit the piece, Marigold’s eyes widened in disbelief.

Tonight’s auction boasted no shortage of dazzling jewelry—there was a heart-shaped tanzanite necklace inspired by the “Heart of the Ocean” from Titanic, a stunning waterfall diamond anklet designed and donated by Peter, and even antique watches from the world’s most prestigious watchmakers.

Yet, for all their beauty and extravagance, none of these pieces captured the crowd’s attention quite like Niamh’s creation.

There was a reason Master BYC had become the darling of the jewelry world. Niamh’s craftsmanship was impeccable, but it was her bold, inventive designs that had captivated even those jaded by luxury. Time and again, she found ways to surprise the elite.

Like this comb.

“This hair comb,” the auctioneer continued, “is crafted from the latest generation of high-durability gold, with a strength comparable to white gold. Its slender, closely-set teeth make it practical as both a hair accessory and a functional comb. The body is inspired by a phoenix tail, its flowing lines embodying both movement and grace.”

Interest flickered across the faces in the crowd.

“The design draws on classic Eastern motifs,” the auctioneer went on, “but with a modern twist. Each feather of the phoenix is brought to life with Master BYC’s patented seamless setting technique, encrusted with over a hundred translucent gemstones and creamy white jade.”

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