Chapter 666
Always Been Yours
Chapter 666 Iâm Sorry Kathleen could barely keep the smile on her face when she heard the direct and cruel question. Hathaway could sense that Kathleen was suppressing her rage, and Hathaway was worried that Kathleen couldnât hold it in for much longer, so she hurried forward to change the topic. Hathaway was concerned that things would get out of control otherwise. âIâd like to thank everyone for all the support that you guys have shown us. Why donât I share a little about my plan for Group Two now?â Hathaway gestured for Kathleen to leave while she took over.
Kathleen wasnât interested in staying on stage, anyway, so she turned and headed backstage. Once she was out of public sight, she could no longer contain her anger, especially when she recalled the interviewersâ questions. âF*ck! They are all trash!â she shouted while kicking and throwing anything that she saw around her. The people around her kept their mouths zipped while she cursed and yelled on her own. Tessa was part of the crowd, and Kathleen happened to notice her while she was cursing. When they met gazes, Kathleenâs eyes burned with rage as she spoke through gritted teeth. âAre you happy now, Tessa? They spoke so well of you, so you must be thrilled, huh? Do you feel proud for treating me like a stepping stone to get where you are?!â Kathleen shouted at the top of her lungs. Her expression was so twisted with rage that she no longer looked like herself.
Tessa frowned when she saw the other woman shouting. She felt like she had been attacked for no reason. âThereâs nothing for me to feel happy about. Iâve never thought of relying on you to gain more recognition. The reporters were the ones who made such claims, so you shouldnât release your anger for them on me,â Tessa spoke calmly.
However, Kathleen was too angry to understand any of that. She glared at Tessa with eyes that looked like she wanted to tear Tessa into pieces. âAs long as Iâm still here, youâll never defeat me, Tessa!â Meanwhile, Tessa was simply at a loss for words while she watched Kathleen losing her mind all on her own. Is it so hard for her not to see me as her enemy, even if just for one day? âYou can think whatever you want to. Iâve given my necessary explanation.â With that said, Tessa packed up her stuff and prepared to leave the room. Timothy and Gregory were waiting for her, anyway.
But to her surprise, her attitude only made Kathleen more furious than before. Does she think she can ignore me like that, just because sheâs famous now? Kathleen thought. Bang! A loud noise sounded as a violin casing fell on the ground beside Tessa. âDid I give you permission to leave?â Kathleen cried.
Tessa started to feel rather annoyed when she saw the violin case on the ground. If Kathleen had happened to take a case that had a violin inside, the violin wouldâve probably been destroyed after Kathleen smashed it on the floor like that. âThatâs enough, Kathleen!â Tessa finally shouted at Kathleen.
Perhaps it was because she had spent too much time with Nicholas, but Tessaâs tiny frame seemed to carry a disproportionately powerful aura that made others afraid of her. âStop staring at me with such jealousy. If you want to make sure that I never surpass you, then you need to stop putting the blame on me or using inappropriate ways to gain opportunities. What you need to do is focus on yourself!â That said, Tessa picked up the violin case and returned it to its original spot.
The rest of the people were too afraid to even breathe loudly, as they were worried that they would trigger Kathleen next. The way that Kathleen glared at Tessaâs figure, the evil and hatred in her eyes⦠It was terrifying as she wasnât going to forgive Tessa anytime soon! Kathleen wanted to be the only recognized lead violinist in the Hathaway Philharmonic!
Even though Tessa didnât know what Kathleen was thinking, she knew that life in the orchestra wouldnât be peaceful for her in the coming days. She let out a sigh. Forget it. Iâll deal with it when it happens; thereâs no point worrying about it now. With that thought, Tessa brought her violin casing along and met up with Timothy and Gregory at the spot where they had agreed to go.
From a distance, Tessa could already see a car parked by the side of the road. She hurried over with a smile on her face. However, when she entered the car, someone wrapped their arms around her from behind. This came to her as a shock. But before she could cry out loud, she took a breath of the air around her to find Nicholasâ unique scent.
Her entire body froze when a warm sensation edged closer to her ear. This was followed by a familiar, deep voice that only belonged to one person. âIâm sorry,â Nicholas said solemnly.