Always Been Yours

Chapter 492

Tessa’s control over the violin, in particular, had a way of pulling one’s heartstrings she was able to manipulate her bow in a way that produced an extremely soothing and gentle tone. So, it was no surprise that her exceptional violin skills came to the rest of the crowd as a shock.

Once the song was over, the audience erupted into applause that seemed louder than thunder. Gregory leaped off his seat in excitement. “Miss Tessa is so impressive, Daddy.” The young boy was clapping so hard that his palms were turning red.

Nicholas didn’t respond to the boy immediately-his loving gaze was too focused on the girl who seemed to outshine everyone on stage.

Timothy was clapping just as hard as everyone else, and a look of pride was in his eyes. He seemed genuinely glad that his sister was one step closer to fulfilling her dreams.

However, compared to the joy they were experiencing, things were much more complicated on Stefania’s end. She gazed at Tessa’s outstanding figure on stage. This was Stefania’s first time looking at Tessa, and she had just realized that Tessa wasn’t as bad as she had thought.

“Could I have had too many biases in the past? Is that why I thought of her that way?” Stefania couldn’t help but question herself.

Unfortunately, for her, there was no one there that could give her an answer.

Meanwhile, Hayley, who was sitting in the audience, was just as stunned as she watched Tessa. Both Hayley and Stefania knew that Tessa would be performing that night—they both showed up because they wanted to find out what it was about Tessa who left Nicholas so starstruck. So, when Hayley saw the confident woman on stage, she couldn’t help but turn around to look at Nicholas, who was sitting on the second floor.

on his face. He looked nothing like the stone-cold man he was when

moment. After the rest of the performances came to an end that night, Tessa led her group of people out to bow to the

all of

performance they had just put up. Eventually, the topic of conversation turned to Tessa, and everyone showered her with their praises. “I didn’t expect you to

melody during the D

has the right to have a lead role in the orchestra now,” another one

to arrange a position for

Tessa would do

many compliments. “I still have a lot to learn from my teachers, and I’m not as

me to be. Stop complimenting me!

from beside her. “What’s wrong with celebrating

everyone greeted when they

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giving them an approving nod. “You guys worked really hard, and many people witnessed your stunning performance today. Tessa, in particular,