Comeback Of The Adored Heiress
Chapter 612

With this in mind, the scrutiny from the crowd intensified.

Being Andrew’s girlfriend, Madisyn was always under close watch.

Any slip-up would be highly noticeable.

Andrew’s expression darkened, and he exuded a forbidding presence.

This abrupt change alarmed Courtney, and she felt the intense pressure of his stern look, nearly overwhelming her.

Tatiana grasped Courtney’s hand firmly.

Despite Andrew’s daunting aura, Tatiana did not let this moment pass without challenging Madisyn.

With a friendly tone, she said, “It looks like Madisyn isn’t quite ready yet.

Hopefully, we’ll get to hear her play next time.

”

The kind words appeared to offer Madisyn an escape, yet they only strengthened the impression that she lacked any piano skills.

A few smirks appeared among the audience.

How could Andrew have chosen such a partner?

They had anticipated that he would choose a partner as remarkable and multi-skilled as himself.

“Alright, since everyone is so keen to hear me play, I’ll try,”

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

Madisyn said confidently, approaching the piano and sitting down.

She positioned herself gracefully, her delicate hands poised on the keys.

Soon, a well-known and powerful tune began to resonate from the piano.

Could this be.

The audience’s eyes widened in shock.

Courtney was equally surprised.

Madisyn had chosen to perform the same piece that Courtney had just played! This composition was well-known for its complexity.

Why had Madisyn picked this one?

Although they performed the same music, the experiences were worlds apart.

Courtney’s rendition was technically flawless but emotionally flat, rendering it somewhat robotic-similar to many other pianists.

Madisyn, in contrast, infused her playing with a unique personal touch.

Her rendition was emotionally rich, seamlessly transitioning between soft and powerful moments, captivating everyone’s hearts.

The contrast in their abilities was glaring!

Courtney felt sweat dampen her forehead.

She was gripped by panic.

She had only performed half of the piece earlier because the latter section was exceptionally challenging, so challenging that it was seldom played.

Yet, Madisyn was now effortlessly progressing into this difficult part.

The mesmerizing piano melody, unfamiliar to many, enthralled the audience.