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

The first on stage was a cute round–faced girl named Giselle.

She had chosen a Level 6 piece, “Alternating Thirds,” which was unremarkable. It wasn’t special, but she performed without mistakes

Zion gave Giselle a score of seven and gave her some encouraging words..

Giselle knew she didn’t have much chance of winning, so she left the stage cheerfully upon Zion’s encouragement.

Subsequently, contestants performed one after another, but most chose Level 5 or Level 6 pieces. Only one girl from the” chemistry department attempted a Level 7 piece and upon watching her performance, Zion didn’t hold back his praise

Given everyone knew the highlight today wasn’t these performers, they all appeared disinterested. Ultimately, they knew the highlights were Yvette and Ruby.

After all. Ruby was recognized as Argrol University’s best pianist and had the most advanced piano grade among the contestants. She already reached Level 8.

Meanwhile–Yvette, who came from the countryside, had only been at Argrol University for just over a month. Although she won a Frixyian contest, and everyone acknowledged her intelligence, this was a piano competition–all competing students had been learning to play the piano since young.

Everyone knew one couldn’t excel at piano simply by having a photographic memory. Piano required years of consistency. ongoing practice, and continual practice. Even if Yvette was smart and talented, there was no way she could master the piano in a few days.

Even if Yvette had learned some basics, she wouldn’t compare to them, let alone Ruby, who had already passed Level 8.

The outcome was obvious.

After three full hours, the majority of Argrol University students couldn’t sit still any longer. Even Andrew and Bonnie felt their backsides grow sore from sitting for so long.

Meanwhile, Sawyer grew completely disinterested after watching a few performances, and when Zion wasn’t looking, he sneakily glanced elsewhere and daydreamed.

Simon and Jaiden were older, thus sitting for such a long time was hard on them. However, it wasn’t appropriate for either of them to leave earlier in this event, so they just sat there idly and chatted occasionally to pass the tire..

Rebecca wanted to put down her ego and speak to Zachary, but he didn’t spare her a glance. Moreover, with so many watching, she knew she couldn’t force a conversation, or it could disgrace the Carter family.

Zachary and Nellie were fine overall. However, Nellie persevered out of sheer willpower to see Yvette embarrass herself Her back pain was excruciating, but she had to maintain her image as a dignified lady, so she forced herself to maintain her posture.

The only ones who were comfortable there were Zion and Yvette.

Zion carefully critiqued each contestant’s performance, pointing out their strengths and weaknesses with precise comments, and offered them appropriate advice.

barely moved

It was no wonder he was Clusia’s most outstanding pianist. His serious and responsible attitude

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Chapter 89

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piano competition today, Andrew came to support her, hoping his presence would help her stay relaxed and

when Andrew turned, he saw Yvette leisurely leaning back in her chair, bouncing her

appeared on Andrew’s face as he thought, ‘Huh. I was worried for nothing. She doesn’t look nervous at all. Hah! I might be

her chin on her hand,

something up! Something big is happening. Can’t you see there

your turn. Aren’t you going backstage to prepare Then, he

then lifted an eyebrow. She declared nonchalantly,

water for a sip when his hand froze mid–air. “Are you saying you didn’t

Yvette nodded.

wondered about the success rate of simply taking off with Yvette now. He pondered, This is ridiculous.

be wasted. All the performers earlier wore carefully selected attire

You’d think anyone who can spend 100 million dollars like that could afford a dress. There’s only one explanation- Yvette never intended to wear one. Andrew sighed and wondered. Why’s my life so difficult? How did I end up mingling with eccentrics like Jeremiah

to say anything more. All I hope

the moment everyone had been waiting for had

performing. Now only Yvette

livened up, as if they had just been revived. Those who were dozing woke up, sneaky snackers stopped

had waited three hours for this. Even the students peeking in from outside

might not have known what happened before the

Ruby was highly anticipated; no one wanted

a powerful aura once the host

Ruby had already

what happened

briefly at the few people in the front who had stood up for

up for Yvette, this competition