Always Been Yours

Chapter 1087

A moment later, Tessa glanced at Nicholas with sparkling eyes and said, “It’s delicious!”

At the sight of this, Nicholas went on to peel a few more shrimps for her.

Next to them, Timothy couldn’t help his exasperation. He didn’t mind having a meal with his sister and her husband, but he felt like he was getting heartburn from their lovey–dovey exchange. “Uh, Tessa, Nicholas, some of us are trying to eat here. Can you refrain from rubbing your relationship in my face while I’m still single?” He put his hand to his chest in an exaggerated manner as though Tessa and Nicholas had plunged a sword through his heart, then shot them a wounded look.

Tessa was about to retort when Nicholas beat her to it. “We’re hoping this might give you that extra push you need in order to find a girlfriend.” Then, Nicholas returned to peeling shrimps for Tessa and addressed her indulgently, “Is there anything else you’d like to eat? I’ll get it for you.”

She shook her head and didn’t want him to starve. “You don’t have to, and you barely ate a bite!”

As she said this, the waiter served the last dish, but he did not leave immediately after setting the plate down. Then, the waiter said politely, “Dear guests, there will be a live performance in our establishment shortly after this for you to enjoy while you dine.”

Gregory blinked his doe–eyes at the waiter and asked curiously, “Excuse me, sir, but what sort of performance is

it?”

set. They’re refined artists who play the instruments beautifully, and

in the waiter’s tone as he said this, and she

ran into some

treated at the hospital right now. We sincerely apologize for having to cancel the performance this evening, but our manager has mentioned that

were clearly displeased by the unexpected announcement, but they

this was just a habit for her. However, when she heard that there

in the glass cabinet was by no means expensive, but it was of a renowned brand nonetheless. Tessa heard that the same violin had been sold off at a charity auction

the violin, the more her fingers

appraised her. She reminded him of a kitten who could not play

Tessa, she heard someone chuckle lightly next to her. She turned to look at him inquisitively and saw

had seen the conflict written on her face. Glaring at him indignantly, she demanded,