Chapter 927

Chapter 927 Things That Don’t Belong to You Who the heck is concerned about you?! Tessa felt disgusted when she saw Eunice smile. It was apparent that Eunice was so used to putting on a facade that she could pretend nothing happened after doing something that shameless. Tessa felt that she shouldn’t be underestimating Eunice.

Tessa’s gaze darkened at the thought of it. However, she maintained her smile and nodded. “It’s great that you’re fine. You should be more careful in future since the weather is getting cold. We wouldn’t want you to fall sick, after all.”

Hearing that, Eunice smiled and nodded, but she didn’t notice how cold Tessa’s gaze was. In fact, Eunice actually felt good about herself and thought that Tessa was an idiot. Little did she know that Tessa was observing her expressions and even managed to read them. Tessa smirked when she realized how shameless Eunice actually was. At the same time, she didn’t understand why Eunice would be proud of herself for things like that.

After giving it some thought, she uttered sarcastically, “Speaking of it, you fell into the pool because you were the one who brought it upon yourself. After all, it’s not a good habit to covet other people’s belongings, don’t you think so?” She glanced straight at Eunice and warned her, “Eunice, don’t even think about getting your hands on things that don’t belong to you as it might backfire.” After saying what she wanted to say, Tessa left without looking back.

Eunice froze on the spot as she was exasperated after being toyed.

Tessa had obviously found out about it and was just there to mock her. “You b*tch!” Eunice cursed as her blood boiled.

Eunice was especially mad when she recalled how proud she was of herself and thought that Tessa was just an idiot for not knowing what she had done. However, Tessa had known about it all along and was just there to mock her. The thought of it infuriated her. She clenched her fists so tightly that her fingernails sunk into her palms, but she didn’t feel the pain at all.

It just so happened that Susan walked past and witnessed everything. In fact, she was glad about it. She was hoping that both of them would fight and go against each other. That way, she would have the opportunity to shine.

On her way back to the training room, Tessa seemed unhappy as Eunice had gotten on her nerves. She was mad at her for being shameless, trying to seduce her husband, and even viewing her as an idiot.

She had confronted Eunice earlier on with the intention of warning her and also to remind her that Nicholas was her man. She wanted to let her know that she shouldn’t mess with her, her family, and her husband. Eunice would be asking for trouble by doing so.

Meanwhile, Gregory noticed that Tessa seemed unhappy when she got to the training room. He immediately went up to her and asked concernedly, “Mommy, did something happen? Why do you look so unhappy?”

Hearing that, she snapped out of her thoughts and immediately suppressed her emotions when she saw how concerned he was. “Don’t worry, Mommy is fine.”

“Are you really fine?” he asked skeptically.

“Yes, I’m fine. You should go and practice the violin.”

Since Gregory was still a child, he couldn’t tell that Tessa was putting on a pretense. Thus, he really thought that Tessa was feeling fine and nodded before resuming his practice. Seeing that, Tessa started putting away her thoughts and resumed training intensively as she shouldn’t let someone like Eunice affect herself and her performance.

Everyone from the orchestra had been busy practicing the whole morning. After Sofia made her rounds, she headed straight to Tessa’s training room. During this period of time, Group Six had been successfully established, and there were many things that didn’t require her supervision anymore. With that, she could gradually put her focus back on Tessa and Gregory—especially Tessa, whom she personally trained.

“You’ve gotten it wrong. There’s a stray note because your fingers aren’t placed correctly.”

“That’s not right. Your fingers are positioned wrongly.”

“From the top. You’re still getting it wrong.”