Chapter 1055

You saw me crying like a baby coming back from a hike.

Wiping the tears from my face, you cheered me up and told me everything would be all right.”

Kasie got off the stage in the middle of the song.

A member of the crew handed Debbie a guitar. She took it and fastened the mic to the stand, and

continued, “When I saw your tears, I wanted to say, ‘Lovely girl, we need to be strong. There are many

more people who love us in the world. Put on a smile and live bravely…'”

When Emmett died and Kasie’s heart was broken, Carlos had fallen into a coma. Debbie was beside

herself with grief and was soon forced to Leave the city. She had always hated that she couldn’t be

there for Kasie during that dark time when she must have needed a shoulder to cry on.

So, separated from her friend, she poured her heart out through her songs.

Countless glow sticks swayed back and forth in unison in the dark. Many fans raised signs saying “We

love you Debbie,” or “My bias Debbie.”

The words shone in many different colors, made even more colorful by the glow sticks.

The concert went more smoothly than Debbie had anticipated. When she went to the dressing room to

change her clothes during the intermission, Ruby asked excitedly, “Did you invite Carlos and Wesley?

The reporters are hovering around outside like vultures. Be careful.”

The stadium was packed to the gills. There were simply too many people, with twenty thousand inside

the venue and ten thousand outside. It was standing room only. In that sea of faces it would be difficult

to pick out a special guest.

“I’m a singer, not a miracle worker. I didn’t invite them, and they wouldn’t come even if I had.” Yates

Loved Piggy. He knew how important the concert was to Debbie, so of course he had come. Debbie

begged him every chance she got to have him invite Carlos too.

“How about Xavier? He’s working on an international business dispute case, isn’t he? When did he get

here?” Ruby asked as she put on the belt of the dress for Debbie.

“Get the black stilettos and strap them on her,” she told Debbie’s assistant who was standing nearby.

“I invited him. I need his help here,” Debbie replied with a nod.

She had forged a relationship with Xavier for a reason, and now finally it was time for him to play his

part.

Ruby gave her a thumbs-up.

“Nice! So even Carlos is here. You’ll be the talk of the town after tonight.”

Debbie straightened her clothes and smiled at her.

“That’s the plan, right?” As a pop star, popularity and attention were the basis of her success. The

Longer she stayed in the public eye, the longer she could remain on top.

Three minutes Later, the concert resumed.

Debbie had invited a popular male artist to sing “The Mysterious

Mermaid” as a duet with her. The crowd cheered even louder as he walked onstage into the Light. He

didn’t have all of the first verse, so it was an even bigger surprise to see and hear him there. And after

the first few lines, his studied tenor came through the speakers.

“There is a pretty fish in an ancient fairy tale.

She Looks wistful and distant. People shed tears at her melancholy and beautiful songs.