Side Chick Era... Over

Chapter 791

Harry knew that as long as Shayla was alive, her place in the world would always stand above his.

In this lifetime, he would never measure up to her. Her brilliance would eclipse him entirely.

Fortunately for him, Shayla had died young.

The day he learned of her death, Harry threw back his head and laughed. He felt as if the heavens themselves had chosen to side with him. Never again would anyone overshadow him. 1

After Shayla’s passing, his career soared. Apart from Maestro Warner, Harry reigned unchallenged in the violin world—no rival could surpass him.

He relished the freedom, the exhilaration. Sometimes, he even wished Shayla could see how high he had climbed, to a height she could never hope to reach.

For years, Harry had looked down on everyone, untouched by failure. He had almost forgotten what defeat felt like.

But now, as his gaze fell upon that violin, an old, suffocating pressure stirred within him.

Watching Sharon’s retreating figure, a cold glint flickered in his eyes.

Perhaps it was only an illusion.

Sharon was younger than Shayla had been back then. How could she possibly stand against him? Yet her talent was greater even than John’s. That made her dangerous. He could not

afford to give her the slightest chance.

he lived, neither Shayla nor her daughter Sharon

lights flared. Sharon stepped into the glow, her figure slowly emerging

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shadows.

shoulders, illuminating the violin in her hands-its body shimmered with

judges seated nearest to the stage instantly recognized it. They straightened in their chairs,

“Heavens! That’s Shaluna!”

Madam Shayla’s violin, the one she left

What is

online… claiming Sharon

wonder she’s this talented! She really is Shayla’s

With it, Shayla had defeated countless

time.

to buy it, yet no one succeeded. Eventually, the instrument vanished from public

whisper or rumor.

even those

gleamed once more beneath the lights,

excitement.

to enjoy Harry’s performance

Shaluna!”

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a competition. It’s a