Love of Tomorrow (Vania Greyson) novel Chapter 235

Chapter 235 She Is Like a Book

The audience broke into continuous applause. Indeed, the crowd were fascinated by the couple’s tacit coordination and how they had expressed themselves in the music.

Standing under the light, Vania and Hanson accepted the crowd’s applause together, as if they were at their own wedding.

However chagrined and resentful Melanie was, she couldn’t stand out like a sore thumb at this very moment, so she could only applaud along with everyone else. She really couldn’t describe her feelings. She had painstakingly practiced the piano piece, only to have Vania steal the spotlight from her.

After such a brief interlude, everyone began to chat, dance, and have fun again.

Wrapping his arm loosely around Vania’s waist, Hanson whispered softly in her ear, “You learned how to play the piece after listening to it just once?” He could clearly see from her expression just now that she had never heard the song before, but her performance just now was so skillful that he was inwardly astonished. She can always bring me surprises, he thought.

Vania merely raised an eyebrow without answering his question.

Such a move wasn’t part of what Vania had planned, though. She accusingly stared wide-eyed at him to signal him not to do anything reckless. There are so many people watching. If someone takes photos of us and posts them online, who knows what kind of rumors will arise from them? I don’t want to be judged by the netizens.

However, Hanson leaned his face toward her as though he didn’t notice the look in her eyes.

Just as they were about to kiss, Melanie suddenly cried out, “Hanson!” The cry contained a multitude of emotions, including her yearning for the man she hadn’t seen for a long time, her aversion to Vania and Hanson kissing, and a touch of resentment and anticipation. After calling his name, she immediately stepped toward them. At this very moment, she was so impulsive that if he were to really kiss Vania, she would probably recklessly pull them apart. Staring fixedly at the couple, she measured her words, fearing that she might give an unsatisfactory answer that couldn’t move him when he asked her why she was here.