Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 1039 Misled

“Eunice, it all started because of you. I want you to settle this matter within a day. I’ll never allow this scandal to tarnish the reputation of the orchestra!”

Despite staying at home for the past few days, Tessa had been keeping tabs on what was circulating online. Seeing how much buzz was on this incident, she sighed, albeit without an ounce of pity for Eunice.

She has this coming.

Yet, she did not predict that things would blow out of proportion to the point where the orchestra members would stand up for her and expose Eunice. Frankly, she was moved by their actions.

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When the night dawned, she was still in disbelief when she reiterated this to Nicholas in his embrace.

“I didn’t think that the members would protect me. This was something that I didn’t expect.”

by the truth. They can tell who’s sincere and who’s a hypocrite.” Nicholas lowered his head and

was very generous in the orchestra. She had never abused her position and used it against others; instead, she was kind enough to be

…

a call from Simon in the middle

at home recently? Is it because of what’s

revenge against me, so she wanted me

upon hearing this. “With how much trouble she’s in, I

about the events that had been unfolding online these past few days, Tessa nodded before asking the

you. Of course, if you’re not bothered by the rumors, you can come over and record your piece. Just ignore

produce any notable works, which led her to be bullied so easily. He was hoping that she would quickly finish recording the album so that she could show the haters just how good she

what she did not know was that another storm was incoming just as she

orchestra had been operating smoothly too. Yet, ever since she appeared, not only did our play get stolen, we even experienced a fire! And now, look at what happened. Before Tessa came, the Hathaway Philharmonic was a reputable orchestra. After she joined, things have upheaved so badly that the orchestra is now considered amateurs’ play! The head of the orchestra

stunned the

but