The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 594

Rosie glared at Corinne and said, “Is that so difficult to understand, Corinne? I’m asking you to go onstage and take Anya’s place to sing ‘A Love Entranced”!”

Corinne frowned slightly. “Me? Taking her place for the performance? How is that helpful?”

Rosie rolled her eyes confidently and said, “It’s very helpful! You’ll be using heavy makeup when you’re singing on stage, so no one can tell that you’re not her if they don’t look carefully! You can just go on stage, sing the song as Anya, and we’ll treat it as if Anya was the one who came on stage to sing for the old man. No one will notice anything!”

After hearing Rosie’s idea, Anya pondered it momentarily and soon understood her best friend’s intentions. Rosie deliberately tried to make a fool out of Corinne with the performance. It did not take a genius to figure out that a poor country girl like Corinne could never belt out an opera.

Corinne’s family finances and childhood environment hindered her from taking opera lessons. Once on stage, she would make a fool of herself by singing nonsense, and Edgar hated those who did not appreciate opera by singing out of tune and butchering his beloved classics.

Edgar’s attitude toward her that day, she knew that she would not win his favor regardless of how well she sang, and if she failed to sing to his satisfaction, he would probably shun

never planned to go on stage to sing. She merely wanted to use novelxo.com fast updatethe opportunity to create a ‘reason’ for why she could

the idea of treating Corinne like a granddaughter after his wife mistook her for their daughter earlier. If they went ahead with Rosie’s idea of getting Corinne on

Anya’s eyes. ‘If I can’t win the old man’s heart, then that

even less of

and merely feigned concern. “Don’t you think

I’m asking her to sing a song, not forcing her to be executed! There’s no way you can go on stage with that injured foot, so why don’t you just let Corinne

looked helplessly at Corinne. “In that

“No.”