Chapter 528


    Chapter 528 Crazy


    Jenny walked onto the stage, where the spotlight followed her every move, and the only sound in the


    venue was the gentle tapping of her footsteps. Despite knowing about Jenny’s divorce, the audience


    couldn’t help but be mesmerized by her dazzling and confident presence.


    Jolene, on the other hand, seethed with anger, wondering why someone from the countryside could


    exude such arrogance. She believed that she was the true daughter of the Walter family. However, she


    restrained herself, knowing she would have thestugh when Jenny failed to y the piano.


    Jenny walked onto the stage and sat in front of the piano, but she didn’t start to y.


    Jolene’s eyes lit up, gleefully reveling in the fact that she couldn’t y the piano. There was no way


    Jenny had ess to a piano since she grew up in the countryside.


    As Jenny sat in front of the piano without moving, Jolene signaled to her peers, who deliberately


    taunted Jenny, asking, “Miss Walter, why don’t you y? Could it be that you can’t?’


    “Oh, if you don’t know how to y the piano, you should have said it earlier. Why bother to go up to the


    stage?”


    This caused the audience’s perception of Jenny to change, as they now viewed her as Graham’s


    favorite daughter who was showing off despite herck of skill.


    “I’m sorry, everyone, my sister just returned to the Walter family,” Jolene started to say as if she was


    exining on Jenny’s behalf. However, her words only served to remind them of Jenny’s origins, and


    she snickered secretly.


    Everyone began to murmur.


    “Well, I heard that she is from the countryside. She probably hasn’t been exposed to things like that.”


    “Yeah, exactly. She looks like she hasn’t seen a piano before, yet she’s still trying to show off? Man, the


    Walters must be so embarrassed.”


    “She doesn’t evene close to Jolene. I doubt she’s even on par with Jolene’s little finger.”


    In their opinion, although Jolene was not the best, she was the true daughter of the Walter family, after


    all. She was also proficient in many fields, such as piano, chess, and painting. On the other hand,


    Jenny seemed like a talentless person trying to show off.


    As the audience continued to ridicule Jenny, Jolene felt a sense of satisfaction, knowing that her n to


    make Jenny look foolish had seeded.


    Jolene wondered what made Jenny think that she couldpete with her.


    As she thought about what to say next, Jolene looked up at Jenny and realized that Jenny was staring


    back at her. Their eyes met across the crowd. Jenny was smiling, and Jolene’s spine tingled at the


    sight of her smile. What was sheughing at? Was she crazy?


    Just then, Jenny’s slender fingersnded on the ck piano keys, and Jolene was taken aback by the


    speed at which she yed. Before she knew it, Jenny was ying Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Piano


    Concerto No. 3 at an astonishing pace. The audience, who were all seasoned individuals, immediately


    recognized the piece and were shocked by Jenny’s skill.


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    They watched in awe as Jenny yed the notoriously difficult piece with grace and poise. At that


    moment, they all felt like clowns for doubting her ability to y the piano.


    As the song came to an end, Jenny got up and left the stage. She made her way over to Jolene and


    smiled at her. “So, did you like the song, sister?” she asked.


    Jolene opened her mouth to speak, but no words came out. Her cheeks flushed with embarrassment,


    and she didn’t know what to say.