After I Amazed the World the Cold Alpha Regretted

Chapter 160

"Rolin?" I was pleasantly surprised but immediately suspicious. "What are you doing here?"

He shrugged casually, his grin never faltering.

"I had some business to take care of here. When I heard there was a recital, I figured I'd stop by for some entertainment. The tickets were a gift, and it just so happens I have two."

His explanation seemed simple enough, but something about his timing felt too perfect.

Still, I couldn't deny the relief of having a solution right in front of me.

Kon had always been dependable like that-appearing just when I needed help, as if he had a sixth sense for it.

I accepted the ticket with a grateful smile. "Thank you, Rolin."

As we spoke, I didn't notice the group of warriors Leo had sent with me, standing nearby with their eyes glued to Rolin

Their expressions were grim, bordering on hostile, their postures tense.

It was clear they didn't trust him.

Rolin handed the tickets to the inspector, and as I moved to enter the venue with him, one of the warriors stepped forward urgently.

"We can't protect you if you're with him," he said, his tone laced with concern.

I couldn't help but laugh at his anxiety.

reassured him. "Besides,

they were visibly unhappy, they had

I caught a glimpse of him turning back,

I realized that beneath his calm exterior, Rolin enjoyed getting

would next tell

seat beside Rolin, I couldn't help but notice the warriors

Their presence was unmistakable.

few moments, I leaned over and asked, "What's

before one of them finally spoke, his tone firm but respectful, "It's our duty to protect you,

to sit nearby," added another, his voice low

a sarcastic chuckle,

spoke, "You can't even go to a concert without your

but smiled, shifting in my

about? Why are

for a Lost Love," I answered,

Rolín nodded knowingly.

a Lost Love", huh? That's a piece that demands more than just

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it so many times online, but I knew I had to hear it live. There's something about how each performer brings their own emotion

all the way out

a moment before confessing, "Well... I've been asked to play it myself. It's