Save Myself from Desperation by Cara Agnes

Chapter 70

Matthew had planned to release his album in two months, but he deliberately advanced the release by a month, coinciding with Bryce’s. new song launch. He was determined to give Bryce a blow.

Matthew’s and Bryce’s horses had lost control during a recent variety show. Ashley shockingly chose to save Bryce instead of her own brother.

Moreover, Bryce had overstepped his bounds in defending Ashley, even going so far as to insult Matthew, calling him a dog and telling him to watch himself.

Just the thought of it made Matthew slam on the table in anger.

His decision to release his new song earlier than planned wasn’t just a whim. It was a confidence move. Matthew was certain his sales would surpass Bryce’s, providing the perfect opportunity to deflate Bryce’s arrogant demeanor.

He wanted to show Bryce the consequences of siding with Ashley.

In that case, Matthew believed this would leave Ashley without any allies. Eventually, she would have no choice but to return to the Ramos family, disgraced and ready to be scorned.

He was looking forward to the day Ashley would come back to him, crying and begging for forgiveness.

Matthew hummed a tune with a sense of pride as he continued to prepare his new album. He was just one song away from completion.

Glancing at his phone, he saw that his message to Ash had once again. gone unanswered.

Ash still hadn’t replied.

Clutching his phone, Matthew repeatedly opened the chat with Ash, initially suspecting that his phone was malfunctioning and not receiving

messages.

However, even after switching to a new phone, there was still no reply from Ash.

It wasn’t the phone that was the issue.

Ash was genuinely ignoring him.

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The thought of being disregarded and abandoned by Ash turned Matthew’s face pale with a rush of anxiety.

Had he upset Ash in some way?

But Matthew couldn’t think of anything.

Probably, Ash was just too busy to respond to his messages.

“Yes, that must be it,” he murmured.

Ash was just too busy to reply.

Comforting himself with these thoughts, Matthew felt slightly relieved from anxiety.

Considering how busy Ash was, so busy that he didn’t have time to compose for his student, it was even less likely that he would write a song for Bryce.

Bryce had nothing to fear of

to shame Bryce with his

Royal Entertainment, in Laura’s

go of the sheet music for “Dark Faith” given to him by Ashley, alternates between sitting and standing, his emotions too

made a bold decision.

you write the other two for me?” He

Ashley was dumbfounded.

that even a slave

this!

it amusing. “Bryce, weren’t the other

But after this, they seem unworthy. To place them on

was left

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you write for nothing. After deducting production and promotional expenses, the money earned from these three songs will be a profit of at least a few million dollars. I

offer even made Laura gasp in

earnings from these three songs could

take any part of it and give it all to

looking freely and rebelliously. “Don’t always talk about money. It meant nothing to me. I’m doing this for

him.

more money than I can spend. This amount is just a trifle to

Laura was speechless.

infuriating he was.

Ashley, “Come on, tell me. Will you agree to write the remaining two songs?”

seconds, Ashley smiled with an indescribable vibrancy. “Alright, I guess I couldn’t say no to that. Tell me, what are the styles of

excited at her agreement. He even eagerly proposed a pinky promise, fearing she might change her mind. “So it’s settled then! The two remaining songs will have a classic style and a theme of redemption.”

briefly before asking “Does the company

Bryce nodded. “Yes, in the 12th-floor practice room. There’s a piano, a guitar, even an

go there

was taken aback. “Right

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that Ashley was ready to

arrived at the practice room on

so the room was deserted at the

lights, instantly illuminating the

to the piano and sat down. “Let’s

with disbelief. “You’re just going to write

and white keys of the piano and said. casually, “When inspiration strikes, I just

play, her fingers moving gracefully like a dancer, dancing elegantly. Harmonious notes flowed as they

perked up instantly.

believe that a casual play could sound this

theory. He could identify most of

briefly to revise a

its initial gentleness to a more robust and powerful melody when she played again.

Ashley smoothly finalized the entire piece and transcribed it into

him the sheet music, saying, “Here, this redemption-themed piece

it even been ten minutes since we entered the practice

it’s been 8

blinked innocently. “When inspiration strikes, the writing just flows. And inspiration, well, it’s something you can’t just find on demand.”