Always Been Yours

Chapter 969 It’s All in the Past

Since the class had yet to start, many people began to ask Susan about what had happened today. ”How is Miss Sofia going to punish the culprit?”

”Tessa is doing so well. Why didn’t Miss Sofia arrange for her to perform?”

”I didn’t expect that Tessa would be able to compose music in such a short time. She’s really amazing.”

When Susan heard the name ‘Tessa’ in almost every sentence, she felt anger bubbling in her veins, and she could barely reign in her temper.

Thankfully, she managed to keep in mind that this was the worst possible time to cause a scene and calmly said, ”I’m not sure of Miss Sofia’s decisions. Maybe she thinks Miss Tessa isn’t competent enough to perform yet.”

”My God, that is considered incompetent? Miss Sofia’s standards are really high.”

”Yeah, they are,” Susan agreed and immediately changed the subject.

She did not want to discuss Tessa any longer, fearing that she might not be able to suppress her rage if they kept going.

Lady Fortune was smiling on her that day as it didn’t take long for Hathaway to show up.

Hathaway smiled kindly when she saw Susan and greeted her, ”You’re here.”

as she nodded

started without further

planned to go through the formalities and casually listen in. However, when she found out that what

was over, Hathaway called for Susan to stay

glances at

it

down, Hathaway asked with concern, ”Is there anything that you didn’t

explained the material very well, so I understood everything,” Susan

talented. As long as you put in the necessary hard work, you’d definitely be

though Hathaway was genuine in her praise, Susan felt that she

still wore her good student mask well as she replied,

this and immediately switched the topic. ”I saw everything that happened to your orchestra on the Internet today. It caused a huge uproar. That Vernon guy is a rather

Hathaway’s concern. When she heard those words, she was so outraged

it that at this time, this

pain kept her sanity

that killed your daughter? Yet, you

was my student,

in Susan’s words, and asked again, Is Tessa alright? What