Always Been Yours

Chapter 526

After the meal. Hathaway and Kathleen sat on the couch when she asked her daughter about her days in prison.

“How are you these days when you were held in detention? Did anyone bully you?”

Kathleen looked at her caring mother; an unfathomable emotion flashed across her clear, blue eyes. “I don’t want to talk about this,” she nonchalantly responded.

Hathaway was stunned to hear that, but she cooperatively nodded. “Alright. You don’t have to tell me if you don’t want to.”

Kathaleen pursed her lips and said nothing more. She darted a glance at the door, puzzled that nobody from the orchestra had greeted her although she had returned for quite a while, so she asked, “Where are others from the orchestra?”

“They have gone back; I’m the only one waiting for you here.” Hathaway briefly explained what had happened in the past few days.

Kathleen, uninterested in understanding those trivial matters, interrupted, “What happened to the performance after that incident?”

Hathaway seemed

performance cancelled?” Kathleen

that didn’t happen.” Hathaway shook her head and denied it. Then, when she saw her daughter’s intent gaze, she confessed, “The performance went on as usual, but I had Tessa replace your

as soon as she said that, Kathleen could no longer

glared at Hathaway as though the latter was not her mother but

was imminent, and it was too late to arrange for someone else

who could not continue to listen to her explanation, indignantly roared,

instant, she erupted like a volcano and started throwing and smashing anything she could grab around her as if everything before her was offensive to her

by her rage; it was only when she heard the sound of glass breaking did she return

her expression fall into a stern one, and she reprimanded, “Kathleen, have

unexpectedly pissed Kathleen even more.

you even my

angrily with wide eyes as though she was going to swallow the latter whole. “Ever since the woman named Reinhart showed up in our lives, you have been siding with her. Just be

of her daughter’s accusation, but she still suppressed her anger and tried to explain, “I didn’t mean it that way. I told you that the time was tight and there wasn’t any other suitable