Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

Bonnie held up the business card and glanced at the gold embossed letters.

Ryan overheard the conversation just now. He could see the words and phone number on the card from where he was. The name Zion Holmes caught his eye. He stood there, stunned..

Turning around. Bonnie saw Ryan’s surprised expression. She was puzzled as to what was special about the business card.

Bonnie carefully examined the card in her hand. From her perspective, aside from the fancy lettering of the words “Zion Holmes, there was not much to it.

Seeing Ryan in a daze, Bonnie waved the card in front of his face. “Ryan, what’s wrong with you? It’s just a business card.” She then turned to Yvette. “Yve, has Ryan lost it or what?”

Yvette sat in her chair, a bit distracted, her knuckles turning white as her hands gripped the armrests.

Ryan snapped back to reality, noticing Yvette’s indifferent expression and Bonnie’s curious look. He uttered softly. “Do you know what that card in your hand means?”

Bonnie shook her head and pointed at the card. “What? Isn’t it just a business card?”

Ryan smiled bitterly and said. “Bonnie, the card in your hand is every piano student’s dream in Clusia. If I’m not mistaken, that man is Clusia’s well–known young pianist, Zion Holmes. He’s currently the only one who has held a concert in Mysonna Concert Hall. He is also an honorary member of the Piano Association. Everyone is desperate to get into his studio, extremely selective”

which is

Bonnie neither played the piano nor knew much about it. She had never heard of Zion, but it sounded like he was very famous. “Wow! Yve, from what Ryan said, this person seems really famous.”

Ryan wondered if Yvette would remain calm when she knew who Zion was,

as cold and composed as ever. She did not care at all

is so important, well. She pointed at Ruby, who was still energetically playing the piano on

blankly. “As far as I know, Ruby once approached Zion but got turned down. She must want it

sitting on the chair with her eyes half–closed. “Hey, Yve, should we

That’s lame,” Yvette responded.

was indeed a lame idea. She casually slipped the business card into her pocket, planning to give it to Yvette later. However, she knew Yvette too well. There was

really… How should I put

down Zion’s business card and

not even notice that after hanging out with Yvette for a while, she had become pretty chill about certain things. She thought, “Who could be more

everyone applauded passionately. Whether it was because of her

people praised Ruby, Ruby

absolutely. She’s got some

bet she will

you see how discouraged the other contestants looked? They probably

chance.”

intimidated even before the competition. Who else can compete

she saw that Yvette and some others in the last row were gone. She knew Yvette could not compare to her and thought Yvette had run away in

seen a familiar figure earlier, but she

was a knock on the door. He opened the door, and standing there was Sawyer Lane, a student he

wanted to take this opportunity for Sawyer to interact with students from Argrol University. Music was not

It would benefit Sawyer greatly if she were willing to give him