The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 368

"Yes, my mistake," George said apologetically.

But what had happened had already happened. Felix hadn't been wrong. Initially, everyone focused on the pre-show program on stage, and no one noticed Felix until George came over to his side.

Nala and Yvonne were among the first to notice. Their expressions changed upon seeing Felix.

"Interesting. Felix got an invitation to Dreamscape's concert, too?" Nala mused.

Yvonne, however, seemed puzzled. "Lady Nala, isn't it normal for him to be invited, considering he's the top young medical talent in Dragonia?"

Nala's gaze returned to the stage before she replied, "You don't understand. Dreamscape's invitation criteria aren't that straightforward. Take a closer look. Why is Ryan the only one here out of the five who are pursuing me? Is he more talented than the other four or the leader in some field?"

Yvonne paused, realizing she had been wondering the same thing. If Ryan was here, why hadn't the other four shown up?

but I'm surprised to see Felix here. It seems I may have underestimated him. At the very least, his ticket from Dreamscape confirms that I wasn't

sudden chill. The fact that Nala had

on the face. She had once hoped Felix could win Nala's favor, which would simplify her position- but now her feelings were all tangled. Sometimes, even women themselves couldn't fully

since there were

different. It

hold and watch him a bit longer. No way am I going to

silver dress adorned with delicate masks took the stage. Though the outfit was modest, it showcased a perfect silhouette. Being paired with an air of mystery, it successfully gripped the

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she sang seemed to hang in the air, touching every listener's heart. Felix felt a profound sense of peace and serenity unlike anything he had experienced before. Dreamscape's singing

words to describe it. It felt as if every soul in the

with hers.

only heard this one song, he felt his trip had been worth

the time go? Even as it ended after a full three hours, each person was left