Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change?

Chapter 58

After that night's stunning jazz performance, Sherilyn shot to fame. With Colin's savvy marketing, she quickly became the hottest act at the Neon Nights Bar.

Patrons were tripping over themselves to see her, some even willing to pay top dollar. But understanding the value of exclusivity, Colin turned them all down. Moreover, until then, he hadn't even revealed her

name.

To the public, she was known as Ms. S.

It only served to ramp up everyone's curiosity. The news of Ms. S' show meant the bar was packed, with revenues hitting several times the usual.

"There she is!" In an instant, all eyes fixed on the stage. A sudden blackout enveloped the space.

Oddly, the room fell silent. Not a soul dared to make a noise, all waiting with bated breath. Then, a spotlight hit the stage. A figure in red took over the spotlight, and as an old-world tune played, the dancer began her performance.

With a flick of her wrists, she leaped gracefully, playfully raising her eyebrows at the audience below. Yet again, her face remained unseen. She had donned a veil.

"Bravo!"

so stunning. It took the audience a moment before the audience

in the breeze. She also used wires in her dance. As the music ebbed and flowed, she moved effortlessly across the stage. "She's amazing," Derek couldn't

agreed, "Neon Nights Bar stepped up their game with this new dancer.

a feast for

slightly, saying

S graduated from a professional dance academy. She's different from those amateur dancers before." "Really?"

and easily teased, Edgar blushed. "I

too busy

crowd erupted

launched into the air, her long ribbons wrapping around her, making her seem like a fairy

"Where is she going?"

"Don't know!"

"Come this way!"

Some even raised their hands, hoping to touch a corner of

flew straight toward a booth facing the

It was only up close that Sherilyn recognized him. Surprised, yet

was quicker, pulling it back in a flash, leaving Gilbert with nothing but a

recognizing her. She smiled, turned, and