Always Been Yours

Chapter 135

Before visiting Tessa in her ward, Trevor had gone to the doctor’s office and asked about her condition.

Minor bone fracture… The thought of these words were enough to make Trevor’s mood become rather heavy.

Now, after seeing the thick layer of gauze bandage on Tessa’s shoulder, Trevor seemed pretty upset. “You should rest and take care of yourself during this period.”

As she knew what Trevor meant, Tessa felt her heart jolt, and her smile became slightly disinclined.

“I am distressed by your injury and personally feel bad for you. I know how hard you’ve worked for the performance, but Tessa, there’s not much time left until our day of performance, you know? Not only aml a member of the orchestra, but I’m also the orchestra manager. The fate of the orchestra rests in the palm of my hand, and I’m responsible to decide on what’s good for the orchestra. Hence, you may probably need to give up the position of assistant concertmaster. Don’t worry. I’ll find a suitable person to replace you.”

Although she had already expected this the moment she knew of her injury, it was still difficult for Tessa to swallow the news now that she heard it with her own ears. There was a sense of anger lingering in her heart, and she felt terribly suffocated.

me tremendous effort and time to climb up to this position from the bottom as a mere substitute. And now, all my previous efforts have gone

was rather hard for Tessa to

Oswald, c-can you give me a chance?

future? This is bone fracture that we’re talking about, and not some other minor injuries like ligament strains. It’s a bone fracture! If you don’t tend to your injury, no one can say whether you’ll be able to

knew his words were a bit harsh, and it was inappropriate for him to say such harsh words to an injured patient.

younger generations in the orchestra. She was smart and hardworking, and there would be a time

much, Trevor needed to be responsible for Tessa, and even more

the other musicians, or even perform as an assistant concertmaster, that would not only be a fatal risk to the orchestra but would also potentially send

a risk and promise Tessa to

Trevor was thinking about the orchestra

participate in such a large-scale performance as an assistant concertmaster. My talent can potentially be discovered by more people. Now, that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity is about to slip out of my hand. I don’t know how much longer I’ll have to wait and how much more I’ll