Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 268

Daniel quickly changed his mind when he saw the amusement on Lawrence’s face. “I think rehearsing might be a good idea. I haven’t danced in a while. Might have gotten rusty.”

Lawrence glanced at Carlisle. “What about you, Carlisle?”

“I’m good, Carlisle said. He had picked up the guitar in his past life to impress Sarah. He even took formal lessons up until the tenth grade.

However, making money was his priority now, and he had no intention of showing off his guitar skills,

“Ms. Lowe speaks highly of you. With no one else from your class volunteering as performers for the bonfire party, I figured you and Daniel could do a little breakdance sequence together,” Lawrence suggested.

He was sure an excellent student like Carlisle was talented, and he wanted to see the latter take his rightful place on center stage.

*Come on, Carlisle, we can practice together for three hours every day. I guarantee you’ll pick up the basics in no time. You’ll look so damn cool!” Daniel encouraged with a grin.

“I’ll sign up then, Carlisle relented. “But I won’t be dancing. I’d like to perform an old song.”

He wasn’t about to let Susan down if she had such high expectations of him.

Lawrence raised a brow, seemingly impressed. “You play the piano?”

*Guitar, Carlisle corrected.

You and Daniel can get off training two hours earlier from tomorrow onward and practice your act, Lawrence said, jotting down Carlisle’s name in his notebook before

Carlisle a mischievous grin. “Are you looking to get a guitar

music shop. Want me

A yawn escaped Carlisle as he added, “Keep your voices down.

other students in his dorm who were chatting among themselves fell quiet. Even Kelvin, who had been talking to his father on the phone,

wrote a check for fifty million dollars.

up outside the gates. Carlisle promptly handed

check.

Carlisle left for the music shop with Shane.

five thousand dollars. Carlisle tested out its

Shane, the shop owner very generously took 500 dollars off the final price. Carlisle ended up

him for his effort, over which Shane couldn’t stop smiling.

his song. There was barely enough space in the rehearsal room for him to practice, so he claimed the dorm rooftop as a rehearsal space instead.

catchy beat.

to Carlisle play, he didn’t have the

I give you ideas of songs you could

over you if they hear an acoustic version of “Someday,” Daniel