Chapter 1054

Sitting on Yates’ left was a man, who sat quietly. To that man’s left, he had an assistant standing close

by. Debbie couldn’t see his face clearly, but she figured it was Carlos.

“Good. He’s here. It’ll give me the emotional fuel I’ll need to sing some of these songs properly.”

The song was almost over. And now was the time to interact with the fans for a bit.

Just then, without warning, the big screen changed its view, showing all the guests in the VIP area. The

audience went quiet for half a minute or so. When they figured out who those guests were, screams

erupted from the crowd.

Most of the guests were celebrities, especially Irene, Curtis and

Carlos.

Carlos alone could have excited the audience. But Debbie’s Loyal fans whispered amongst

themselves, “Carlos is here. Are they back together?”

The fans who hated Debbie said, “Dammit, how are we gonna throw the eggs? What if Carlos gets in

the middle of it?”

Next, the fans were going to request songs. This was a rare thing that gained popularity in recent

months.

So rather than try and defuse a delicate situation, or inadvertently bring a hater up onstage, she chose

Kasie as the lucky fan.

Kasie raised her hand. Debbie pretended not to know her. She smiled at her and asked, “Miss, what

song would you like to hear?”

A mic was passed to Kasie. As Debbie’s best friend, she climbed onto the stage excitedly.

“Debbie, we’ve been friends for a long time, but this is my first time at one of your concerts. I’m so

sorry.”

The whole venue quieted down. Debbie hadn’t expected Kasie to say that.

It was spontaneous.

Kasie thrust the lilies she was holding into Debbie’s arms. Her eyes were red.

“We haven’t seen each other for three years. I wasn’t a good friend. This is your first concert in Alorith

and I have to be here for you. I want you as a friend forever. I love you, Tomboy!”

They hugged each other.

“I love you too. You guys might recognize this one. It’s called ‘Miss You in Winter’…”

Before Debbie could finish her sentence, screams rang throughout the venue.

She smiled, “Yeah, this song is about my best friend. Kasie, this song’s for you.”

Debbie had been missing Kasie a lot. She hadn’t seen her in 3 years, and that was a long time for best

friends. She wrote “Miss You in

Winter” for her. When she announced it, she looked at Kasie who was standing next to her on the

stage.

Kasie was moved. Just before the performance, she kissed Debbie’s forehead and said, “Love you

forever, sis.”

Debbie’s eyes twinkled with tears. Holding Kasie’s hand, she put the microphone to her lips. The music

started, and she sang, “That winter, the snow fell relentlessly. The night was blanketed in white.