Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns

e at the Music Department was a grand affair as it was one of the school's most significant events.

Everyone who attended was dressed to the nines, except for Yvette, who opted for a more casual look. But even in her laid-back attire, her stunning appearance still drew plenty of attention.

"Yvette, you finally made it!" Xander exclaimed in joy upon seeing Yvette. "I was starting to worry you'd bail on us!"

"I won't," Yvette replied indifferently, "Mr. Bell, remember your promise? Stop bugging me after today, alright?"

Yvette was one to stick to her word as she hated breaking promises.

"Of course, of course." Xander chuckled with a sly glint in his eyes.

"Yvette, I won't bug you anymore if you still don't feel like transferring to the Music Department even after today's piano conference!"

Xander had a sneaky grin. They had invited numerous influential figures for the piano conference, many of whom he knew personally. He was confident that Yvette's musical career would soar with his connections.

He simply couldn't fathom Yvette resisting the temptation. After all, she was such a promising talent. Xander was determined to keep her

around

smile was radiant. It was a stark contrast to the

envy and hatred as she watched Xander and Yvette converse. Yet, Yasmin concealed it well and approached them with a

conference, I'm sure you've got your hands full. Let me take care

I'm

a country bumpkin, was actually an uncultured swine. Xander didn't pick up on the subtle undertone. Even so, Yasmin's seemingly understanding demeanor earned her some brownie points in

then I'll leave Yvette to you. I have other matters to attend

"My pleasure, Mr. Bell!",

soon as Xander left. She

facade cracked, but she quickly composed herself,

such a grand piano conference before, but it's okay. I'll teach you." Yvette glanced

Yasmin felt that Yvette had seen through her thoughts. But she immediately

was impossible, after all. She had been discreet. Yvette couldn't have

in mind, Yasmin felt somewhat reassured. Her face displayed a hint of grievance as she said,