Chapter 25 She’s Different

Although they were from different circles,

the high society of Atlanta was small, so

everyone would more or less cross paths

with each other. Thus, Keith Ludwig and

Ian Carter knew each other.

When Ian saw Keith, he naturally saw Eric

Ferguson as well.

Ian tipped his glass as

a gesture. “What a coincidence, Mr.

Ludwig.”

Keith saw that Nicole and Yvette were

sitting with Ian, so he figured that they

were here together. Keith turned and

pulled Eric to sit at their table. “Let’s play

a game together. You won’t mind, right, Mr. Caner?”

Ian did not answer and turned to look at

Nicole. “My queen, do you mind?“

Nicole stood up insouciantly. “Help

yourselves, l’m going downstairs to

watch the band.”

Yvette immediately followed suit. “Let’s g

o! It’s so suffocating sharing the same

space with such pests.”

Julie took three bottles of fine wine and

said, “l’m coming too!”

Eric watched as Nicole disappeared

down the stairs before he withdrew his

gaze and glanced at Ian. “Mr. Carter,

what’s your relationship with Nicole?”

lan tilted his head and chuckled. “A

friend.”

“How can her kind be friends with you? Mr. Carter, don’t be fooled by her…” Before

Keith could finish his sentence, he was

interrupted by Eric. show, but they came to this bar?”

There were three people in this band, but

only two showed up. However, these two

were already enough to incite the crowd’s

excitement and passion as they

controlled the energy of the venue.

Yvette was screaming and shouting at

the bottom of the stage and did not

notice that Julie had already brought

Nicole backstage.

“There are three minutes until this song is

over. Demon just had an appendectomy. so he couldn’t make it. Without the violin,

the song will lose its soul. The last song

needs a violin accompaniment to the

bassist. There’s no one else but you now.

so go!”

Nicole was shocked. “Me?!”

“You’re the only one who has played with them before, so of course, it’s you. Do

you really want them to be a failure?

They’re here because of you. Plus, don’t

you want to get back your old feeling?”

The music was deafening. Those familiar

memories made Nicole feel exhilarated.

She smiled and said, “Okay, I’ll go on.”

Everyone cheered loudly for the band.

Their bodies swayed to the rhythm, and

everyone was exuberant.

No one noticed that Nicole carried a violin

in her left hand while she held her flowing

dress with her other hand as she stepped

onto the stage.

The lights suddenly dimmed, leaving only

a beam of light on the stage.

Monster and Phantom, who were part of

the band, lit up when they saw Nicole.

The bassist, Phantom, started the rhythm. The best part about this piece

lied in the bassist and violinist duet,

which was an absolutely divine pairing.

If they were not equal, the song would lose

its soul.

Phantom passionately took over the

melody. just enough to invigorate the

crowd.

In the next second, a delicate, mellow

sound of the violin seamlessly integrated

into the bass. When the drums stopped

abruptly, the violin suddenly sounded

bold, rich, and deep.

Everyone was

astonished to see the woman on stage

looking so cool and valiant. The violin in

her hands sounded so magical and in

tune, which matched her very distinctive

style.

Everyone was so immersed in the music

when the drums suddenly joined in again.

There was a tacit understanding between

the drummer and violinist as they

synchronized their rhythm. The stark

contrast between the intensity of the

drums and the softness of the violin

formed a beautiful medley.

After the short two-minute performance, the

crowd’s screams were even more

thunderous and deafening than before.

“Ah!! My Goddess!”

“Violin goddess!”

On the second floor, the shock that

flashed through Eric Ferguson’s eyes was

undisguised.