Chapter 291


    Chapter 291


    Looking at the seriousness in Tessa‘s eyes, Timothy inwardly sighed because he knew that she meant Ni


    chs and Gregory by that. He had a hunch that they had something to do with


    her sudden decision to further her studies abroad.


    Unfortunately, it seemed like she didn‘t n to tell him what had happened. So, he didn‘t press her about


    it in the end.


    The next day, Tessa left the hotel early in the morning to look for an apartment. After viewing a few ce


    s, she decided on one located in the heart of the city. Although it wasn‘t a huge ce, it had everything T


    essa needed. Then, she moved her belongings in and cleaned up her future home.


    Despite the room


    looking neat, it hasn‘t been upied for a while. Therefore, many areas were covered in ayer of dust.


    After all the cleaning, a day had passed without her realizing it.


    After dinner, Tessa sat on the couch, watching TV while taking a break. She couldn‘t focus on the TV pro


    gram for some unknown reason, and her heart felt empty like she was missing


    something. Shaking her head, she tried her best to focus on the TV program, but to no avail.


    Nichs‘ tall and well–built figure kept appearing in her mind, and she could still


    hear Gregory‘s sad little voice in her ears.


    “Miss Tessa, don‘t forget to look for me when you‘re done with


    your work. I‘ll be waiting for you, Miss Tessa.““Miss Tessa, I‘ll be a very good boy, so you muste and


    visit me.”


    Recalling Gregory‘s hesitant and tentative look whenever she left him, she


    felt agitated. It was as though an invisible pair of hands clutched her heart, making her feel painful and br


    eathless with each breath.


    A few minutester,


    she took a deep breath and forced herself not to think about all these things. I‘m not good enough for


    the Sawyer Family. She kept


    telling herself. Leaving was the correct thing to do, and it was the best for everyone.


    She wasn‘t sure if such a hypnotic method


    was working, but gradually, her emotions started to calm down with each repetitive chant.


    For the next few days, to stop her thoughts from running wild, Tessa had nned to go around a little for


    sightseeing to experience this city that was filled with musical and artistic values.


    Located on the Danube River, Vienna housed many gorgeous buildings. Due to this city‘s strong ssica


    l music atmosphere, it was an attraction and gathering ce for many musicians worldwide. It could be s


    aid that Vienna was a paradise for many who


    had a musical dream, especially because Vienna also had the world–famous concert hall—


    the Wiener Musikverein!


    Tessa temporarily forgot all of her miseries as she stared at the elegant Wiener Musikverein in front of he


    r. All she felt was the beating desire of her dreams. The stage filled her gleaming, dark eyes with a fightin


    g spirit as she admired the sacred location in the middle.


    “One day, I‘ll be standing right there, and everyone worldwide wille to watch my performance!”


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    After another day of sightseeing, she gradually adjusted her mentality regarding her choices and started


    looking for a band, nning to provide herself with a steady ie.


    She found a few bands looking for a violinist via the inte, and before leaving for the interviews, she pra


    She propped up the violin in a brightly lit music room and yed it gracefully. At this very moment, she se


    “Miss Reinhart, judging from your basic performance skills, your foundation is solid, but that doesn‘t mean


    anything here because there are many individuals with amazing foundations as well. Nobody


    likes a performance without any panache. So, we‘re very sorry,” the interviewermented objectively ab


    After Tessa


    heard that, the light in her eyes immediately dimmed, and she walked out of the room dejectedly. Even he


    She had failed five interviews already. It didn‘t ur to her that thepetition overseas


    would be much greater than back home,


    and the requirements were also much higher. However, on second thought, this made


    complete sense because this was Vienna. It was the ce where musicians


    from across the globe gathered. There were many musical geniuses who


    wanted to make a name for themselves here.


    Therefore, it was only natural that thepetition was greater in any other ce.