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The competition had a specific rule: each contestant would team up with a child. Together, they would enter a maze-like dream castle, and the adults must come out of exit A within a limited time, while the children must exit through exit B. The team that completed the task first would win rewards and the opportunity to babysit the young master.

As Avery looked at the scene layout, she frowned in disapproval. The maze resembled a prison cell, and she believed that even though Daniel was a boy, he still deserved an environment that reflected innocence. She disagreed with someone's aesthetic choice in designing the maze.

Avery completed the written test at the office and then joined the line at the practice office. However, she soon realized that she didn't have a partner. She had forgotten that each contestant must line up with a small child at the entrance, and there were already numerous people waiting for the referee's order.

As Avery joined the line alone, countless eyes fell upon h