Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 771:

“This year’s competition has been anything but peaceful,” Vicky remarked softly as she approached Elyse.

Elyse turned to Vicky with a nod. The girl’s chance to compete was gone, and even if the organizers gave her another shot, it would only be in the Comeback Competition—a mere consolation.

“The person who locked the door from the outside this time is probably the same one who sabotaged the contestants’ violins last time,” Vicky speculated, her tone serious. “If the culprit is one of us contestants, their fate will be grim.”

Elyse sighed deeply. “If it really was a contestant, why would they do something so self-destructive? It’s just not worth it.”

The competition came to a temporary halt as the staff searched every room, ensuring no other contestants were trapped. Their fears were confirmed. Besides the first girl, four other contestants had also been locked in their lounges.

“Who could have done something so vile? Are they really that terrified of being outshined?” one of the contestants exclaimed in disgust.

“This person must have a twisted heart,” another chimed in. “I bet it’s someone who’s been struggling in the competition, someone who can’t stand to see others succeed, so they resorted to sabotage.”

“Edward was locked in too, but since his match is the

in surprise. “Edward was locked in too?” she asked, turning to the

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earlier rounds. It turned out he had been locked in just like the

concerned. A staff member was peppering him with questions,

Elyse approached him, her voice laced

the last group to compete, so I got bored and fell

let out a sigh of relief. “I’m glad you’re okay. Someone already missed their match because of this. I was really

flick of his hand. “No worries. Even if I had missed the match, I’d just breeze through the Comeback Competition and end

the Comeback Competition, you’d face

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reassured. He clearly hadn’t been shaken

by the malicious sabotage, finally concluded an hour later than

violin in hand. By the time she stepped outside, darkness