Game Over No Second Chances novel Chapter 162

On the other end of the phone, Wendy gritted her teeth.

Back then, she hadn't been able to learn an instrument because she couldn't afford it. But now, she had won Zach's love and had money!

It was just that there wasn't much in her own account.

Not wanting to appear weak in front of Kade, she bit the bullet and took out Zach's supplementary card. "No matter how much you charge, I can afford it."

"That's good. I'll start preparing for the next lesson right away." Kade beamed with joy and sent Wendy the inflated price along with her bank details.

Not long after, the payment came through.

Seeing the string of zeros in her account, Kade grinned from ear to ear. "Rich families really do keep their sugar babies well-fed! With you as my personal cash cow, I can enjoy myself for a while!"

Once she squeezed enough money out of Wendy, she would aim for an even better orchestra than Luna Orchestra.

Meanwhile, Wendy had no idea of Kade's devious plan.

She glanced at the time—Zach should be coming home for dinner soon. She quickly changed into a sweet, innocent dress and headed to the parking lot to pick him up.

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Serena had arrived at the parking lot and just parked her car, feeling exhausted.

The past few days had been packed—working all day and composing at night. She was nearly drained. She was determined to get a full night's sleep today.

Just as she stepped out of her car, another car door opened at the same time. Then, she heard a high-pitched voice.

"Zach! What's that in your hand? Is it a violin for me?"

What bad luck. Even in broad daylight, she had to run into this nuisance?

Serena felt a headache coming on. She lifted her gaze—only to see Zach stepping out of the car next to hers, holding a violin case.

Zach handed the violin case to Serena. "It's for you."

Wendy's face visibly drained of color.

Was Zach still pining for Serena?

She was the one who had never given up on the violin. Serena had long since stopped playing—so why was Zach still thinking about her?

Filled with jealousy and hatred, Wendy glared at Serena. But Serena didn't even take the violin.

"This low-grade piece? You should just give it to Wendy. I deserve better."

With that, she brushed past Zach without a second glance.

A sharp pain stabbed through Zach's chest. He wanted to chase after her.