Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Shane knew well that his master loved singing operas, which seemed somehow connected to his late wife, though Santiago had never talked much about it, and Shane didn't fully understand the connection.

"Wow, you actually weren't bluffing!' Sonia exclaimed after listening to him hum a tune, pleasantly surprised. She hadn't expected to find someone who shared her love for opera.

"Haha, impressive, right?" Shane beamed with pride, never having felt this happy before. He wished this moment could last forever.

"You are impressive, but why were you singing the soprano part?" Sonia asked, her curiosity piqued.

"Uh.." Shane scratched his head, feeling a bit embarrassed. "Miss Toma, don't laugh at me, okay? My master always sang the soprano parts, so I just followed his lead."

mentor a woman?" Sonia asked, even more

soprano parts. Maybe it was his way of honoring his late wife or

Sonia mused, looking at Shane with renewed interest. If his mentor

man sing a soprano, but I have to admit, you have a touch of Maestro Moretti's style in your voice." "Maestro Moretti?" Shane asked, looking puzzled. "Who's that?" "You don't know Maestro Moretti?" Sonia was surprised. "She's the most 86 renowned opera master in Chanaea, often called the Prima Donna of All Stages. Her status in the entertainment world is unmatched! Even the chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, Teddy Tanner, is a huge fan of hers." "Oh, wow, I didn't realize she was such a big deal," Shane said, scratching his head with an awkward laugh. "Well, now I know! If my singing is anything like hers, I'll sing more for you!" "Alright!" Sonia, who had a deep understanding of opera, knew that the art form was steeped in tradition and discipline. The fact that Shane's style resembled Isabella Moretti's made her wonder. After listening to another song, she was

Moretti?" Sonia asked

knew someone that it!"

be like! "But... what about finding Roselynn? Shoul

two companions after fleeing from the Ancient Woods. As unfortunate as it was, at least she hadn't been caught by the Great Four