The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Chapter 640

Now, things were complicated. She could not just act out a scene on stage as that required rehearsals. Plus, there was no time for that. "Next up, please welcome Winter Shaw from Royal Star," announced the host from the stage.

Hearing her name being called, Winter, who was still in preparation mode, was momentarily caught off guard. However, being a seasoned actress, she quickly regained her composure.

She stood up, walked calmly onto the stage, and bowed gracefully. She then began, "First of all, I wish Collosus Group continued success I joined Royal Star and the Collosus family this year thanks to..." Winter glanced at Charles in the audience, her eyes flashing with a shy smile. "...thanks to Mr. Hoffman's belief in me. I promise to work hard and strive to become the pride of Royal Star and Collosus Group. "I'll be singing Courage by Reanie Loffman. I hope it inspires everyone to be brave, to forge ahead, and to face challenges head-on."

After this long introduction, Winter moved to the center of the stage, sat down, and began to sing quietly.

One had to admit that Winter's speech indeed inspired many in the audience. Some overlooked her vocal skills, appreciating her effort instead.

Nonetheless, not everyone was as forgiving, especially Janet. She had just returned to her seat and had barely sat down when Winter's performance began.

glancing at Charles while singing, Janet could hardly

Janet watched until Winter reached the chorus. Then, Janet

but it seems that she's better at giving speeches than she is at singing." Winter was suddenly interrupted mid-performance. She froze, utterly unprepared for Janet's sudden

remarks, Winter's face flushed, turning pale and then red. She clutched the microphone tightly

this? I know my singing may not be great, but it's my sincere effort. I am, after all, an actress and not a

combined with

slightly reddened eyes, made her look genuinely vulnerable and

the crowd's support with just this small display. The employees in the audience began murmuring among themselves. "Yeah, she's an actress, and she's doing well enough

isn't perfect, interrupting someone

connections. I