Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 918 Choosing the Lead Violinist

“At the end of last year, I had a chance to meet with Miss Hathaway. My skills have improved a lot because of her advice.”

“I see.” Eunice didn’t dig further into this matter, as she felt nothing was wrong with Susan’s words. Then, her words took a turn as she looked at Susan with bright eyes. “Since you had been there, what did the people in Hathaway Philharmonic say about Tessa?” she asked. Although she initially wanted to ask about Nicholas, that would seem deliberate. So, she could only sustain her curiosity.

However, Susan knew what she was thinking and curled her lips in mockery. “They didn’t talk about her much, just said that she had married a nice man.”

She intentionally talked about Nicholas, satisfying Eunice’s thoughts, which the latter didn’t even notice. “If that’s the case, I bet there were many members in Hathaway Philharmonic who envied her. This makes me wonder what is so good about Mr. Sawyer to make everyone want to marry him,” she said while pretending to be curious.

“I’m not sure, but I heard that he has a high status and is very talented. The most obvious reason is that he is handsome, rich, and cherishes his family very much.” Susan showered the man with praise. Her compliments on Nicholas made Eunice’s knees weak, thinking he was her type.

When Susan saw Eunice’s expression, her eyes flashed a glint.

lucky to find someone like Mr. Sawyer as her husband,”

indeed jealous of Tessa. Such a perfect man like him should be matched with someone

she couldn’t help but compliment. “Mr. Sawyer is indeed a perfect soulmate.” As she finished her words, she was upset as

she looked at Susan skeptically as if judging Susan whether she

with her words. “I will

Eunice’s thoughts and was planning to use them, she still needed to

time for you to return to practice. If you have anything you don’t understand

left. Just when she turned around, her

she returned to her naïve self. Everyone greeted her with a

“Susan is here.”

“Good morning, Susan.”

she