The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 96

Ivanka’s close friends continue to attack Corinne.

“Sure! If you can play a song today and win applause from all the students present here, consider it your victory! We won’t just apologize… We’ll even do whatever you ask us to do!”

Corinne had a calm look as she replied, “Deal.”

The girl who seemed to be the leader added, “But if you can’t play the piece well and you don’t get the unanimous approval of our classmates, you’ll have to crawl out of this place while we take a video and post it on the school forum! Still game for it?”

Corinne frowned slightly then remained silent for a brief moment as if to think about it. At long last, she said, “Deal!”

The girl smiled in contempt and said, “What are you waiting for, then? Remember not to be a sore loser!”

Corinne turned around, went on stage, and took the ukulele from Ivanka.

Ivanka faked a kind expression and pretended to show concern for her. “You should back out of the challenge. Girls like us value our reputation a lot, and it won’t look good on you if you have to crawl out of here!”

Corinne smirked. “How do you know I’ll have to crawl out when I haven’t played it yet?”

the guitar, and the fingering is super difficult! I’m just worried that

before looking up and raising her head at Ivanka. “You were going to sing and dance, right? Aren’t you ready to

in persuading Corinne to back out of the challenge, so she was very much eager to see how that overconfident country girl

was never serious about performing a song-and-dance, because she expected Corinne not to be able to play anything at all. Since

music as it was a jarring mishmash of noise! Corinne fiddled with the ukulele strings at random, and

I thought Corinne knew how to play!”

the confidence to perform when she’s playing like that?”

randomly plucking the strings! It sounds horrible!”

will be ruined!”

so, too!”

fool of herself was their goal. That way, everyone’s impression of her would sour, and

things worse, they would take a video of her

on the terrace opposite them, all of whom were handsome or

loud. “Did you see that, Jeremy? Corinne’s

too, had a smile on her face and contempt in her eyes. She reveled in the misery Corinne must have felt as she watched her

at all. A country bumpkin like her will never know the meaning of elegance, music, or art!’