Sweetheart, Do You Still Love Me

Chapter 13 Mysterious Woman

“Alright. Let’s all quiet down and enjoy Miss Lynwood and Blake’s… ‘Good Night’.”

Elspeth strolled toward the piano while the crowd settled down. When the intro sounded, Blake was shocked as he was not expecting her to know how to play the piano at all.

Following that, he focused his attention and began to sing. Neither had the two rehearsed the song or partnered up for a duet and yet their chemistry was undeniable. As Blake looked over at Elspeth in the black dress with the microphone in his hand, many loved that scene!

In the meantime, Ophelia was beaming. “I didn’t expect Elspeth to be this good at the piano. It seems like she should be above Grade Eight. Plus, they look good together, with one singing and the other playing!”

Despite her words, her heart was filled with hatred. This stadium was the property of Fleming Group, so it was easy for her to tamper with the lucky draw session. Her original plan was to have Elspeth make a fool of herself on stage, yet she did not expect this…

While listening to her words, Callum’s eyes were once again fixed on Elspeth. Her wavy hair was casually let down and she looked mysterious yet stunning under the bright light, which made him curious to know more about her.

and Blake standing together on stage became an eyesore to him. Do they look

Elspeth went to the bathroom after leaving

but she exuded an elegant and noble temperament,

I really like your piano piece. This

tulip, which stunned her. She then received the

really liked your performance. I’ll be leaving now. Goodbye.” The woman turned

spot. As she looked at the bouquet, a strange feeling began to

Elspeth, Ophelia, and the other Winthrops left together while Theodore

candles were blown out, everyone brought out their prepared

and noble family, the atmosphere at the Winthrop Residence showed that they

Blake began unboxing his presents. There were villa ownership certificates, expensive watches, yachts, and

Elspeth’s turn, she gave him a box that was neither big nor small. Everyone knew that she did not buy anything today and assumed that she might have just chosen