Claiming My Possessive CEO Husband by Qiaoqiao

Chapter 360: 360: Breaking the Rumors

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Maxwell Martin sneered, “Miss Evans, there’s no need to be modest. You were young then, but you already showed an incredible talent for the violin. Three years is enough for you to accomplish something. Your skill might not be on par with Zara, but even if you don’t play well, we won’t mock you. We’ll help you improve. Or are you saying that you look down on me?”

The atmosphere changed as he spoke.

In the music industry, nothing is more taboo than disrespecting elders. Maxwell Martin is a well-known domestic musician who appears in all major programs. If word got out that Xaviera Evans was disrespectful to this elder, she would be harshly criticized.

Xaviera Evans gave a light-hearted smile, turned her gaze to Caleb Mamet and asked, “Caleb, should I perform?”

All eyes moved to Caleb Mamet.

Zara Woods’ heart pounded fiercely, her entire body trembling.

Caleb slowly lifted his gaze, his icy eyes scanned the crowd and finally settled on Zara Woods. “Do you want to compete with my wife?”

the audience gasped, and they

competition. I’ve never heard Xaviera play before and I’m eager to experience it. Despite the rumors claiming Xaviera to be worthless, I simply want to show everyone that Xaviera is talented at something—playing the

have heard that Madam Jaak is quite fond of the violin, so if Xaviera performs well, it would be

way she phrased it seemed entirely

murmur among the

had yet to hear about Caleb’s marriage, hence they were quite curious about this Mrs. Mamet, who was rumored to be the

the fault of the Evans family for leaving her in the country instead of upbringing her like a typical wealthy family’s daughter,

that Mr. Caleb Mamet kept his marriage a secret. Otherwise, why hasn’t he made an official

Caleb’s expression turned icy.

never intended to keep it a secret, she was the one who didn’t want to

good thing. If he couldn’t urge Mrs. Mamet, he could

really enjoy gossip, don’t

lowered her

lack cultural upbringing, that you’re void of the dignity and talent of a noble lady!” A