Always Been Yours

Chapter 474 Replacement

“I think you’ve misunderstood me, Miss Hathaway. I’m not saying that I would like to go on stage. I just thought that I could gain some experience through learning from others since Kathleen isn’t here today. I would like to gather some experience for the future—I know that there’s a lot more I need to learn.” Tessa wore a sincere expression as she explained herself to Hathaway.

After contemplating for a moment, Hathaway finally agreed to Tessa’s request. Although she wasn’t prepared for an actual performance, it would be good for her to train with the other members just to get some experience. That way, Hathaway wouldn’t have to train Tessa’s performance skills in the future.

Kathleen only showed up sometime in the afternoon. When she entered the theater, she found Tessa standing in her position and rehearsing with the other members. Kathleen lost her temper immediately. “Who gave you the permission to stand in my spot, Tessa?!” Kathleen barked. She didn’t care if the rest of the members were halfway through their rehearsal—she immediately threw her bag in Tessa’s direction.

Fortunately, Tessa’s reflexes were quick enough—the bag would have smacked her in the face otherwise. Unfortunately, Tessa’s reaction only made Kathleen more furious than ever. “How dare you dodge my attack, b*tch?” Kathleen glared at Tessa angrily. “What is it? Are you annoyed after what I said in the morning? Do you think you can take my spot in the performances just because you’re standing in my position now?”

herself when she saw that Kathleen had misunderstood her. However, Kathleen didn’t seem to hear what she was saying at all. “Why would you stand in my position if that wasn’t your intention? Don’t you think you seem really pretentious now?” Kathleen glared at

things with Kathleen, as she knew that things would get messy otherwise. She could tell by Kathleen’s expression that Kathleen would undoubtedly create a fuss. “I’m standing in your position because you didn’t come for the rehearsal, and I wanted to take this opportunity to gather some experiences in preparing for a performance. I really look up to Hathaway Philharmonic’s maturity, and I appreciate

at this point. “Tessa was just learning from us. You shouldn’t overthink it,” one said. “Yeah. You know what Tessa is like. She would never look down on you. Your spot was empty since you didn’t show up for practice, so what’s the big deal with allowing Tessa

face darkened upon hearing

in her eyes. Although some of her members thought that she was being irrational, they didn’t have the guts

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sour, and even Hathaway seemed rather infuriated by her daughter’s words. Hathaway had been silent as she thought that Tessa would be able to deal with this on her own. But she hadn’t expected