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Chapter 1317
What was the point of letting her know all those things after she had suffered so much pain and suffering at his
hands?
Right now, she had no desire to love anyone or to even approach this painful emotion.
She had been through too much excruciating pain in the past, losing her first child and even almost losing her own
life.
Stella was not sure if she could trust anything Weston
Ford said anymore. Perhaps it was best to just go with the flow and let nature take its course.
She was just too exhausted to think of these things now.
Yvonne had agreed to meet up with Stella at the shopping mall later that evening, but because Stella had just
regained her sight, she decided to be there a little earlier to look around.
The mall was located in a new commercial district. After giving up on her training center, Yvonne changed course
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the mall became successful in no time, enough for her to expand into a chain.
One of the main reasons Stella wanted to come earlier was so she could see her friend’s achievements with her
own eyes.
It seemed that there was an event going on here today. Wearing a mask and hat, she spotted the stage from a
distance. Although she was not that well–known in Ahn City, she still took no chances in case someone might
recognize her.
There was a cleared space near the stage, so Stella decided to turn around and walk in another direction, but then
the place was gradually crowding up. Crowds of people had suddenly headed her way as if something interesting
was happening. She turned around to see a grand piano on the stage. This piqued her interest. She stopped there,
eager to see what kind of performance there would be.
Behind the simple stage was a tiny dressing room. The door to the room was closed, but it was not enough to mask
the noise of the crowd coming from the outside.
Nicole Douglas was sitting there while a makeup artist was frantically doing her makeup.
“Why on earth would they send me to such a cheap place?” she grumbled with discontent. “I’m too good to be
performing here!”
Now a minor celebrity, her management company had often assigned her to performances at a variety of events,
but she would always complain that they were beneath her.
The last time when she returned from Snow Mountain, her management company had warned her to watch her
behavior, and since then, she did actually listen to them and calmed her antics. Hence, she obediently decided to
come here after being ordered to. After the cutting of the ribbon, she was scheduled to perform on the piano.
Still, Nicole did not even bother to find out about the event’s organizer. She believed it might have something to do
with a piano shop and treated the job as a sort of extra–curricular activity. The truth, however, was that she was
never that good at playing the piano in the first place.
Her management company had promoted her as a musically talented entertainer, but it was all just marketing, and
Nicole was often sent to classes to brush up on her skills at the last minute. She only needed to appear talented
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After all, the most important thing was to get her famous first, and even if she’d be criticized for her lack of talent,
they could always remedy that by running a few PR exercises.
The organizer was now rushing her to get on stage. Reluctantly, she dragged her feet out of the dressing room and
out into the crowd.
The sight of people moving freely in the mall solidified her opinion that this event was just not worth her time,
considering her fame and talents.
She took a few steps further before her eyes latched on a very familiar figure in the crowd–Stella Sealey.
Nicole frowned. She followed her assistant as they walked toward the spot where Stella was standing.
Stella was a little surprised to see Nicole there. She pulled her hat down to hide her face and tried to leave, but then
suddenly Nicole bumped into her-
“Ah!” Nicole squealed. “Excuse me, but I didn’t see you just now. Are you okay?”
“What is wrong with you?!” Stella grimaced and glared at her.
The smug, gloating smile on Nicole’s instantly vanished. Her expression changed as she petulantly complained to
her manager, “That woman just yelled at me!”
“Forget it,” her manager replied. “It’s almost time to go on stage. Come on, let’s hurry…”