Side Chick Era... Over

Chapter 790

Harry’s performance began swiftly.

As one of the top violin masters in the circle, people could question his character, but never his skill. He was among the rare few capable of playing Gaze.

Harry held concerts only once every three years, yet tickets sold out instantly-money alone wasn’t enough to buy one. Only those with the right connections could secure a seat. His audiences were always the wealthy and the powerful.

It was no wonder he carried himself with such arrogance. Backed by his extraordinary network of elites, he cared little for what others thought.

Now, with a simple competition ticket, the audience could witness Harry performing live. Excitement surged through the hall, nearly boiling over. Many raised their phones to record the moment, eager to brag about it later.

And this wasn’t just any piece he was performing-it was Gaze!

To deliver Gaze flawlessly demanded more energy and focus than ten ordinary pieces combined. Even at his own concerts, Harry dared to play only one high-difficulty piece per

show. Any more, and his concentration would falter, leaving room for error.

To this day, videos of Harry’s renditions of such demanding works were still studied as

instructional material by advanced violinists. His mastery was unquestionable.

When the final note fell, the hall was hushed, the audience trapped in the lingering spell of his artistry. For a long moment, they couldn’t return to themselves.

the judges-who had been secretly hoping

was simply

forced out of the

stepped onto the

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good? At

Warner himself!”

Warner truly has an eye for talent, to have taken Harry under his

of potential, which

dislike him, but I can’t deny his strength.

for Sharon.

Harry stepped down with

pleased with his performance.

when even he stumbled. After all, this was Gaze—a piece that demanded superhuman

was no way

had faced waves of criticism, his

He had even hoped Kelly might defeat

no matter how hard she trained, would never be enough to surpass Sharon. Not

finish this once and for all—to erase Sharon from the stage and silence

might