Always Been Yours

Chapter 1008 Chastise

“What happened to my hand?” She touched the cast on her arm, her eyes filled with anxiety. She’s worried about her career. Rorion said, “Your hand is broken, but just rest up as the doctor ordered, and you’ll heal up. It won’t affect your career.”

Even so, Susan was still enraged. She knew she could heal, but this incident still caused some damage to her arm. Then she remembered that her performance was cut off halfway through, and she held her father’s arm while bombarding him with questions. “What happened to the performance? Is everyone talking about that accident? What’s the orchestra’s stance on this?”

“Calm down, Susan,” Rorion calmed her down before he answered her questions. “The performance is over, and it’s overall a fine event. I pulled some strings and kept your accident’s reports at a minimum. I won’t let those reporters write any articles about you.”

Susan was relieved, but the whole thing still frustrated her. She was planning on making a name for herself with this performance, but that had gone down the drain. Furthermore, she thought something was off with the accident too. Kellen cares about stage safety. This shouldn’t have happened. The look in her eyes sharpened. “I don’t think this accident is a mere coincidence, Daddy. Get someone to look into it.”

she wanted to go home, but surprisingly, she saw Susan and Rorion standing together before she left. That’s odd. Why is

Nicholas broke her train of thought. “What’s wrong?” Nicholas noticed her standing like

of it and answered, “Look. That’s Kathleen’s father, and the girl beside him is

at where she was pointing, and he too thought it was odd. A

paranoid. Rorion was Kathleen’s father, and he hated Tessa because of her bad blood with his daughter. Now he was awfully

as she shared his opinion. Any mistake, no matter how little it was, was

welcomed them the moment they came home. “Are you feeling better, Mommy?” He was worried about

about her so much. “I feel so much better now. So, what did you do today?” She led the

followed them, the look in his