Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 290 A Symphony of Ten Fingers

The melodious piano music echoed through the banquet hall like a sprite, lifting one's spirits, making troubles seem miles away.

What was meant to be just background music for the event had transformed into an intimate concert. All the guests stood still and looked back, captivated by Sadie's piano performance. In a corner, a pair of ice-blue eyes watched Sadie intently, filled with unexpected admiration and surprise.

Mason paused to listen for a while but soon shifted his gaze and hurried to the back hall. He hadn't recognized Sadie on stage, so he went to the back hall to look for her.

...

Soon, the piece ended, and thunderous applause resonated throughout the room.

Sadie rose and took a bow, then sat back down to start the next piece, Chopin's "Grande Valse Brillante".

This piece was light and joyful, like a maiden in love performing a solo ballet by the lakeside, awaiting her beloved's arrival...

The mood brightened, and everyone gently swayed to the music, unable to stop smiles from spreading across their faces.

the chance to appreciate her music fully in the bar before. Now, he realized that this seemingly clumsy woman wasn't useless, after

her breath. "What's so great about these college students

rare in the world, and you call it subpar?" Micah rarely showed such scorn towards Amelia. "You just don't appreciate talent!" "It's

refusing to let her disrupt the

back her defiance that

the second piece, and then began her third,

bottom half of the sheet

Panic struck her.

played this piece before, but after four years away from the piano, the notes had escaped her. Now, the music

quickly nearing the torn edge, forced to rely

Soon, something felt off...

their enchantment with the previously flawless piano performance turning into furrowed brows. Some even began whispering amongst

pair of slender hands appeared on the keys, harmonizing with her

a mastery surpassing Sadie's, and the stranger played from memory

his lead, Sadie caught up

keyboard, four