Always Been Yours

Chapter 1036 Flawed Character

‘Oh my goodness, Mr. Kussen is going to perform a duet with Eunice!’ ‘Mr. Kussen, please treat our idol well. She will never let you down.’

‘Excellent decision, Eunice! Since Sofia, that old lady, does not appreciate you, you indeed should move on and have a change in scenery.’

Those who left such comments were obviously Eunice’s fans. Some even boasted about it on Sofia Symphony’s official website and on their own social media.

‘Do you think our idol would have nowhere to go after you chased her away, you old hag? Eunice is always the extraordinary lady that we know, no matter where she goes.’

‘Mr. Kussen has announced that he will be performing a duet with our idol at her first philharmonic concert!’

‘Our idol will only grow in stature in the future. Sooner or later, you will regret chasing her away!’

Seeing how the situation developed, all of the reporters seemed to sense that such news would make it to the headlines, and they rushed to Sofia Symphony for an interview.

They couldn’t get Sofia, of course. Hence, they could only interview the rest of the members.

“What are your thoughts on Eunice joining the Twelve Knights?”

departure have an impact on the

not. The orchestra is

to put it bluntly, our orchestra can withstand

orchestra is doing great, and everything is in

agreed among themselves, no matter how the reporters posed their questions, all

leaving, as well as her joining an orchestra that was Sofia Symphony’s arch enemy, had a

given Eunice’s supporters’ arrogant bragging and mockery on Sofia Symphony’s official website, which pushed the symphony to the

news as

our idol is perfect! Do you really think you’ll be able to shut her out of the field simply

Sofia Symphony, you

Morris, you’ll be sorry

Sofia was aware

ignore them. However, judging by the attitude of those supporters, it appeared that

agreed to an interview with a

interview, the host asked, “Do you have anything to say about Eunice leaving your orchestra and joining the

But… What I can say is that, while

you implying that Eunice’s