Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 573:

By having Letty perform first, Naomi hoped to intimidate Khloe. Letty’s skill would set a bar impossible to surpass, ensuring Khloe’s defeat. Letty glanced at the two-million-dollar piano before her. Excitement bubbled beneath her composed exterior.

She approached the piano, and as her delicate fingers rested on the keys, memories of her past triumphs flooded back. She recalled the cheers of the international stage, the world celebrating her artistry. This was her chance to reclaim that glory and step firmly into the upper echelon of elite society. Determined, she began to play.

The piece was Chopin’s Fantaisie-Impromptu, a classic known for its demanding technical precision and profound emotional depth.

The right hand carried a rapid, intricate melody, requiring each note to ring with crystalline clarity while maintaining a romantic, dreamlike flow. The left hand, with its steady accompaniment, demanded a balance of strength and tenderness—testing the pianist’s skill to merge precision with expressiveness.

Letty’s performance unfolded seamlessly, her fingers gliding over the keys like dancers in a perfectly choreographed routine.

As the final chord resonated through the garden, Letty rose with an air of triumph, her confidence radiating from every gesture.

not just Khloe but

brilliance had confirmed her belief that Khloe stood no chance. Smirking, she

and a quiet, self-assured triumph, as if they were moments away from shouting, “Khloe, just admit defeat already!” But Khloe

an expression of barely concealed amusement, eagerly waiting for Khloe’s inevitable failure. Just then, Khloe’s fingers descended on the keys. The first note rang out, powerful and commanding,

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her hands a blur

pierced through the air, reaching the depths of the audience’s souls. It was raw, haunting, and overwhelmingly visceral, shaking

to his screen, exclaiming in astonishment, “Who is this extraordinary musician?”

electrifying speed, each note striking with a commanding intensity. The music swept the audience into a vivid world of

But the shift wasn’t just a reduction in volume—it

the tender humanity