Chapter 2673


    Chapter 2673


    “I, I, ..."Regina stammered, her voice rising in frustration.


    “You''re the one with no ss, swiping my seat and then trying to flip the script on me. How dare you use me ofcking


    manners? | splurged on front-row tickets, meticulously nning this whole outing, okay?


    And you, don’t think that wearing those trendy specs makes you civilized. In my book, you’re nothing but a Neanderthal!”


    The theater lights began to dim, signaling the imminent start of the show. Nn, eager to avoid any further altercation with the


    noisy woman beside him, interjected smoothly.


    “Lady, I’m not sure how you''ve got it in your head that this seat’s yours, but maybe double-check your ticket, huh?”


    His ticket was a VIP pass, personally reserved for him by Dahlia. There was no mistake there.


    “You!” Regina snapped, voice quivering with indignation. “I’ve checked it over and over, you''re in MY seat, sitting pretty in 008,


    aren''t you?”


    That particr number held a special significance for Nn and Dahlia, and having it repeatedly mentioned by this irate woman


    was starting to get his hackles. up.


    He rose to his full height, his imposing frame causing Regina to take a step back. “What do you think you’re doing? You''re in the


    wrong here, and even if we end up in the police station, the officers will side with me. I''ll hire awyer if | need to, but don’t you


    darey a finger on me...”


    Her cry of rm was met with disapproving nces from nearby audience members. Nn, exerting a bit more force than


    necessary, yanked her into the seat next to his own.


    “Maybe you should consider the possibility that you got scammed with a fake ticket by a scalper. So certain you did your


    homework, and yet you have the gall to ask someone with a legitimate ticket to leave?”


    Nn’s expression remained impassive, but the sarcasm in his eyes was enough to make Regina’s face burn with


    embarrassment. She retorted, “Don’t you go slinging mud without proof. | can afford a few grand, and that seat you''re warming is


    mine!”


    Their dispute raged on, but while Regina continued to protest, Nn had fallen silent.


    He would''ve been fine with seat seven, but eight was smack in the center with an unparalleled view for photography.


    Regina shot Nn a resentful nce, realizing this wasn’t the time or ce to argue-the audience’s growing impatience was


    palpable.


    As the lights finally dimmedpletely, she clenched her fists, thinking, “Fine, we''ll settle this after the performance.”


    She thought she was being discreet, but Nn gave her a look like he was watching a lunatic. Was she genuinely clueless or


    just faking it?


    Now, with the show starting, Regina focused intently on the stage. She was determined to capture the best shots!


    Her peers had always underestimated her, confining her to mundane assignments despite her having snapped the winning photo


    in theirstpetition.


    Her true aspirationy in the realm of hard-hitting news, but for now, herck of experience relegated her to covering


    entertainment events.


    The audience hushed, their attention converging on the stage where Dahlia, the prodigy of contemporary dance, was about to


    perform.


    Even Regina felt a surge of interest. Dahlia was a titan in the dance world, once described by an international paper as a swan


    taking flight from domestic shores.


    The high praises heaped upon her spoke volumes, and Regina was curious to witness the grace that captivated so many fans.


    Front-row tickets were scalped for


    thousands, even tens of thousands.


    The crowd''s willingness to spend big


    bucks was a testament to Dahlia’s


    allure-it had been ages since such a


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    Should Regina score an exclusive


    interview with Dahlia tonight, she''d


    have quite the story to bring back.


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    Past attempts to reach her through her agent had been rebuffed. Regina was here on a long shot, hoping luck would be on her


    side.


    Little did she expect to encounter


    such a hassle. She cast another


    disdainful look at Nn, who seemed


    oblivious, utterly captivated by the


    unfolding performance on stage.


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    “Hmm, he must really appreciate modern dance,” she mused silently.