The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Emmeline had no intention of competing with Sonia in singing because she simply couldn’t sing. However, she would gladly sit in the audience and enjoy the show if Sonia was willing to make herself a Thespian.

Sonia, wearing high heels, gracefully ascended the stage.

She exchanged a word with the accompanist, and the musicians began to play ‘Un bel di vedremo.

Sonia positioned herself on the stage, looking the part, and with a clear and bright voice, she started singing. Oscar applauded, “Excellent!”

Emmeline joined in with the applause. “Brava!”

Abel stood by, chuckling.

“Un bel di, vedremo levarsi un fil di fumo sull’estremo confin del mare. E poi la nave appare. Poi la nave bianca entra nel porto, romba il suo saluto…”

As the aria ‘Un bel di vedremo’ continued, Sonia sang with precision and elegance, captivating most of the guests in the garden.

Those who knew her recognized her as the mayor’s daughter, but those who didn’t. whispered to each other, “Who is this new actress singing in the Struyrian opera? Not bad!”

was initially proud, but her expression quickly fell when she heard the whispers. However, she couldn’t openly confront anyone and had to suppress

comparable to the masters.

Oscar happily suggested, “that

the stage, “Ms.

gracefully and nodded. She gave a courteous gesture to the audience and said in her Struyrian opera style, “Please listen, Grandfather, to Libiamo nelieti calici”.

calici”, and Sonia proved that she wasn’t just bragging. She performed the aria with remarkable skill, earning cheers and applause

to request another one,” Emmeline said, “how about ‘O mio babbino

thought, What do you make of me, a

and the audience are looking

audience joined in. “Yes, ‘O

darker. However, she couldn’t back. down either. Not when

had truly dug her

could tear her apart. on the spot.

piercing gaze and responded by making a mocking face, infuriating her even

could strangle. Emmeline. But how could she dare to act when Abel was guarding his wife like a protective deity, never leaving her