Always Been Yours

Chapter 851 A Sense of Danger

Am I so incomparable to Tessa? The more Wanda thought about it, the more bitter she felt. She had always been a well-respected young lady her entire life. She was flattered and praised wherever she went, but now, Nicholas paid no attention to her.

A while later, she and Nicholas finished discussing work-related matters. Not believing that she’d be rejected, she continued to invite him, saying, “Nicholas, let’s have dinner together this evening.”

“I have something else to do this evening,” Nicholas refused apathetically. Then, he called Edward in and ordered, “See Miss Muller out of the office.”

Edward nodded before making a gesture to Wanda to signal her to leave.

Wanda was very disappointed, but she had no other choice but to leave.

The instant she stepped out of the Sawyer Group, her face clouded over. At this very moment, a strong sense of danger arose in her. This is bad. I have to do something.

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was all focused on Tessa aside from his work. He even had a vague idea in mind: he wanted to visit her

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next few days, Tessa started to

correct them bit by bit. “This part is wrong. You played the note for half a beat more than it’s supposed to. Also, your fingering is stiff when you switch to another

a mistake or was confused about something, she’d modestly ask Sofia for advice. When she made a mistake, she’d acknowledge it and improve herself in a polite manner. Even if she was reprimanded fiercely sometimes, she wouldn’t appear to be in a bad

help being worried at the

this day, she stopped Tessa at the end of their lesson. “How do you feel these days?” She looked at Tessa caringly before she asked, “Do you feel that I’m very

“The training’s pretty good; I can adjust to it. As for

hardships and practice hard. “It’s good that you understand my purpose. Take Greg home for a rest.” She

and said goodbye to

hand sensibly.

“See you tomorrow.”

Tessa wouldn’t mind her being strict with her, she became even stricter with her afterward. Moreover, she set a high standard