My Mute Bride

Chapter 290 I’m Not Crying; My Eyes Itch

Because of how excited she was that she would soon see Gloria again, Rachel didn’t realize what Jolly was thinking. After all, Gloria ranked among the rare few who were nice to her all those years ago.

Very soon, Saturday arrived. The performance was being held at the Jubilee Theater. “What’s she up to? Surely she must have returned beforehand if she was going to hold a performance here. Why hasn’t she gotten in contact with you before?” Jolly complained on the way there.

“Maybe she feels pressured,” Rachel answered. “There are many things to get ready before a performance. Keeping calm is more important.”

“And you even got her flowers,” Jolly grumbled as she glanced at Rachel’s hands. “I’ve never received any flowers from you.”

“Have you lost your memory?” Rachel rolled her eyes. “Didn’t I give you flowers when you graduated?”

“They weren’t as pretty as this!” Jolly muttered with dissatisfaction. Upon finding her path down the row of seats blocked by two legs, she snapped, “Excuse me, can’t you see that someone wants to pass? Do you think you bought the whole row?”

“Godmother!”

Taken aback to hear the familiar voice, Jolly looked up to see two small figures sitting two seats over.

Charlotte and Samuel?

Does that mean the person blocking my path is…

As she glanced out of the corner of her eye, she was met with a cold face.

At this juncture, Justin pulled his legs back. Indeed, he hadn’t meant to block her path. His legs were simply too long. However, because the space between the rows of seats was too narrow, he gave up and stood. Instantly, he towered over Jolly by a head.

Unwilling to admit defeat, Jolly looked up at him. “Are you haunting Rachel? Why are you here?”

Using her own words on her, he replied, “Do you think you bought the whole place?”

The moment Justin said that, Samuel put his hand to his forehead, feeling speechless.

No matter who Justin offended, he wasn’t to offend the best friend of the woman he was interested in. Best friends were only a smidgen below future mothers-in-law. Didn’t Justin know that? There was truly no helping him.

Rachel urged from behind, “There are people

reluctantly squeeze past Justin to find her own seat three places away from him. When she found her seat, she sat down, only

Rachel sat in between Charlotte and Jolly. She was separated from

this be if I wasn’t here? A family outing? Even if she wanted to matchmake,

Meanwhile, Rachel stayed silent.

help Rachel escape

that, the performance started

which was that she had no host. Right before the curtains rose, she began playing, and the crowd gradually quietened as the

long, delicate neck happened to be exposed, and seated in front of the grand piano, she no longer looked like the boisterous young

she had grown

his head to look at Rachel. When he saw her fixated on the stage, he could not

would have guessed that they had the relationship of sisters-in-law, because Rachel married him and Gloria could be considered his sister,

said. “In private, they’ve always had a good relationship. When President Burton’s grandmother was still around, Miss Hochmann would

go with

President Hudson’s

until he was pressed. Only then did he reluctantly admit that Gloria had a good relationship not just with

brought Rachel up to him during the past

Perhaps Julian never brought Rachel up to him because

this moment, the piece ended and applause

dedicated to someone in the audience who came to see

performance, Gloria rarely spoke, and this was one of the

went crazy with their

piece began,

well-learned at music, some things were universal. There were some melodies that, when paired with the right instrument, could touch the soul and leave the

difficulties the latter had endured, the rare moments of sunlight that

asked timidly as she clutched

that’s all.” Rachel evaded Charlotte’s calculating stare and turned toward

her a tissue paper, Jolly sneered internally, How capable this Gloria

the performance ended, Rachel went backstage

moment, Gloria was accepting an