Always Been Yours

Chapter 423 Commotion Backstage

Although she wasn’t in the mood to watch, Tessa nodded in response.

The orchestra members knew but couldn’t say anything more. They then went off to prepare for their performance.

When everyone had left, Tessa wiped her tears from the corners of her eyes before rousing herself up to find out the reason for her violin strings to snap.

However, it was a fruitless endeavor, as she had no knowledge when it came to something like this.

It was at this time that Scott entered the lounge.

“Let me take a look.” Scott had his hand out while standing in front of Tessa.

Slightly taken aback, she managed to nod before wordlessly passing her violin to him.

Scott took the violin and started examining the violin in his hands. He placed one of the strings under a light and made his observation. “The strings seem to have been cut by something external; the area where the strings snapped is smooth.”

When he uttered those words, everyone immediately gathered around them.

With a frown, they questioned Scott, “Mr. Scott, are you sure someone maliciously caused this?”

answered with

at once, the crowd went into an

unethical so as

part of our orchestra. Could it

God, that’s just terrible.

the discussion was turning heated, Hathaway’s voice—that carried

you mean by

immediately made way for Hathaway

at the girls before asking, “What were you talking about

was actually directed at Scott and

in, Scott immediately replied, “Miss Hathaway, I believe that Miss Reinhart’s violin

violin in Scott’s hand before examining it. True enough, she reached the same conclusion as her expression turned into one of

fool daring

Kathleen—who was standing at

angry Hathaway was. The assistant heeded her order and immediately went to

by rushing for the next performance.

ordered someone to investigate the matter, I’m sure that we’ll find out

Tessa as Scott had never treated her the way he treated Tessa

Tessa did not notice the resentment in Kathleen’s eyes. Instead, she urged for Scott to leave. “I’m

done, the emcee came in once more