Always Been Yours

Chapter 427 Elevator Trouble

Yet, Tessa remained unaware of what her mentor was thinking. She was in shock and had a difficult time accepting what her mentor had told her. “Miss Hathaway, can I meet with that staff?” She wanted to know what she did to offend that staff for them to treat her this way.

Hathaway had somewhat guessed correctly in regard to what Tessa was thinking. However, the staff in question was not real as it was only an excuse she fabricated.

“That may not be possible. After finding out about the staff, I fired them on the spot in a fit of anger.”

After listening to her mentor’s explanation, Tessa felt surprised, but also felt that something was weird with what she was told.

Miss Hathaway settled this a little too quickly, no? I haven’t even been granted the chance to meet the culprit, yet the culprit was fired?

With such thoughts in her head, she asked, “Then can you tell me who that person was?”

“It’s one of the cleaning staff named Leanne.”

Hathaway knew that Tessa would be suspicious should she choose to not give a name to the “culprit,” which was why she had made up a name to give to Tessa.

Remaining unaware of Hathaway’s thoughts, Tessa noted the name down as she planned to reflect on herself and think back to whether she had done something to offend this person before.

Seconds later, her mentor spoke up.

Leanne was a staff of the orchestra.

But in truth, she

snap after being damaged in just a minor

be questioning her mentor should she voice her doubts. She was worried that doing so would

unaware that Tessa was

any more questions, she still felt

when the party ended, the guests were bidding

form of apology, Hathaway had Tessa

of the major players in the music industry had a very good impression of Tessa, which was why all of them remembered to shower her with words of encouragement when bidding

well from your

hope I’ll be able to

encouragements, Tessa’s mood—which was initially down—became

Hathaway Philharmonic and Scott were left

about

let me

is already waiting

slinging her violin

leave, his eyes—that was like a star in a night sky—turned

what was wrong with him, as his

Scott stood,