Side Chick Era... Over

Chapter 466

Madeline frowned. “What are you yelling for? That’s no way for a proper young lady to behave.”

Denise was unfazed. Her face lit up with excitement as she shoved her phone toward Madeline. “Mom, it’s Ginny Blakely! She’s coming to Amstern City to perform at a concert as a special guest!”

“Ginny Blakely?” Madeline’s brows lifted slightly. “You mean the Blakely family’s eldest daughter?”

Denise nodded enthusiastically. “Yes! She’s not just some privileged heiress; she’s legit brilliant. People even compare her to Victoria Kalen, the number one socialite. She’s my idol. No way I’m missing her performance.”

Madeline nodded thoughtfully. “An heiress like her is worth getting close to. If you manage to catch her eye and become her friend, the Biggs family could benefit tremendously.”

Denise sighed with admiration. “I heard she’s performing to support a close friend. And her two besties-Carol and Melanie- they’re both incredible too. Total legends at Bell University’s Hall of Fame… I guess it’s true what they say. Outstanding people always surround themselves with other standouts. Forget being friends with Ginny, I’d be thrilled just to get her autograph. It’d be enough to make anyone jealous.”

She paused for a second.

“But… it’s not Carol or Melanie’s concert this time. It’s another friend of hers. Let me check who…”

tapped into the event link from Ginny’s post, then froze.

concert?

of that name, Madeline

never liked Sharon. Recently, Sharon had dared to talk back and challenge her at every

to its limit.

wasn’t seeing things. “She’s really

“1

name.

like Ginny.”

that does

violin concert. And Sharon does play the

the violin. Who does Sharon think she is? The time she won first place at that kindergarten talent show, I’m sure it was Xavier who helped her cheat-probably

win on her own.

education and skill? Hosting a concert? And getting someone like Ginny to appear as a guest performer? Do you really believe

fell silent. It did seem far-fetched. Hosting a concert was one thing-Sharon had Xavier backing her, and John, who also played the violin, might’ve offered