Always Been Yours Chapter 1088
Chapter 1088
“We paid to dine here just so we could hear your in–house musicians perform, but you ended up
canceling the performance! If you refuse to let thisdy go up on stage and y us a tune, then you’d
be defrauding customers like us!”
The customers‘ints rose to a mor. Since the waiter couldn’t afford to offend them, he
appeased them and said, “In that case, I shall refer to our manager and see what he has to say about
this.”
A momentter, the manager came out dressed in a business suit. He spoke to Tessa directly, “Ma’am,
I think my employee has rified that we will only have piano performances tonight. If you can y the
piano and captivate the crowd with your performance, I’ll make an exception for you and bring you the
violin.”
She nodded and agreed readily, “Well, then, I’ll perform with the piano first.”
She understood that the manager had his hands tied as well, and she didn’t me him for trying to
make things hard for her.
Gregory hurried over to Tessa and wrapped his arms around her leg. He stared at her with wide eyes
and asked, “Mommy, are you going to y the piano? Can I y with you?”
He still remembered what it felt like to perform on the piano alongside Tessa, and he would do anything
to relive that.
Tessa couldn’t bring herself to turn the little boy down, so she nced up at the restaurant manager
and inquired with a smile, “My son knows how to y the piano as well. May I have him perform with
me?”
The restaurant manager, as expected, had no qualms with that whatsoever.
Within minutes, Gregory happily led Tessa to the piano and climbed onto the stool. It wasn’t long before
the familiar and lively tune of Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy” filled the restaurant.
Gregory and Tessa yed wonderfully, and the performance was breathtaking. As soon as the show
ended, the crowd cheered and apuded heartily.
“She must be a professional! What a stunning performance!”
“And that little guy is quite the pianist for his tender age!”
The manager immediately knew what to do next when he heard the crowd’s approval of the
performance. He took the violin out of the ss cab as soon as Tessa and Gregory came down
from the stage.
A bright smile lit up Tessa’s face when the violin was handed to her. She carefully took it, then lovingly
inspected it over and over. Atst, she asked tentatively, “May I y it?”
“Of course,” the manager said with a firm nod, having already seen her talent.
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Tessa, oblivious to the manager’s and the crowd’s opinions, excitedly returned to the stage with the
precious violin. She only cared that she had the manager’s permission to y it.
Meanwhile, the other customers were ecstatic to see that she hade back up on stage, this time
with the violin in hand. The piano performance earlier had left them wanting more.
Tessa bowed, and the crowd politely apuded, though Gregory packed in much more enthusiasm
than everyone else in the room.
On the other hand, Nichs gazed at his wife, who looked radiant with confidence, as she took center
stage.
Before long, a light and elegant melody resonated through the restaurant. Like a siren’s song, the
violin’s sound drowned out everyone’s thoughts and lured them into a dreamscape.
When the song came to an end, Tessa still hadn’t gotten enough of the violin. She liked how full and
unique it sounded.
As for the crowd, they slowly snapped out of their reverie like they had just woken up from an idyllic
daydream and started pping, breaking into raucous cheers. They enjoyed every bit of Tessa’s
performance.
“She’s got to be a professional musician!”
“You don’t say! I think everyone here can tell!”
“I personally find it astounding that a young woman like her has mastered two ssical instruments!
She must be a prodigy.”
The crowd agreed with this statement wholeheartedly. Even the manager had to admit that Tessa was
quite a remarkable violinist.
He took in the crowd’s reaction and beamed as he walked up to Tessa. “Ma’am, you yed the violin
beautifully. Your evening meal is in the house, but I wonder if you could y us another song.” He grew
shy toward the end, and the request came out somewhat meekly.
Tessa, however, did not mind at all. Nothing would give her more satisfaction at that moment than to
y the violin a second time, so she agreed.
The other customers overheard their conversation and immediately began apuding wildly to
wee her back on stage.
Soon, Tessa lodged the violin between her corbone and jawline and yed a song she had
composed.
Unsurprisingly, she lured the crowd into yet another stupor.