"She’s co to Beijing?"
After saying this, Ivy Wilmar rembered that Nathalie Quinlan was indeed in Beijing, to participate in the self-recruitnt exam. She was silent for a mont before asking, "What did she ssage you for?"
Myles Sullivan walked over to the table, picked up his tea, and took a gulp before setting the cup down and saying, "She told she’s arrived in Beijing, and asked if we’re free to have dinner the day after tomorrow."
Though the Sullivan Family may not be as prominent as the peak elite families in Beijing, they are still mbers of the upper echelon in the circle. He holds an important position and often partakes in social exchanges. When it cos to ti, he naturally has so for important people. As for the unimportant ones, he probably doesn’t have a spare day in all three hundred and sixty-five days of the year.
Ivy Wilmar also understood what he was thinking and looked at him seriously, "What do you plan to reply?"
Ghania Quinlan clenched her fists nervously from the sidelines, her eyes fixed unblinkingly on Myles Sullivan’s face, fearing that he would say he’d make ti to have dinner with Nathalie Quinlan.
All she could rely on now was the Sullivan Family. If Nathalie Quinlan ca too... She wasn’t afraid of Nathalie Quinlan being better than her in other ways, but she was worried about Nathalie Quinlan’s face... too ostentatious!
In a world where interests are paramount, if Nathalie Quinlan could bring more benefits to the Sullivan Family than she could, it was inevitable that she would beco the one to be abandoned.
She did not want to be the one abandoned!
Without much deliberation, Myles Sullivan told Ivy Wilmar, "Forget it, I’ll tell her I don’t have ti."
"Since she didn’t co back to Beijing with us, so things don’t need to be forced. Letting nature take its course is best."
Translated, it ant that since Nathalie Quinlan didn’t choose the Sullivan Family, they also shouldn’t waste too much ti and energy on her.
It’s enough to have face in front of everyone; the treasure is still bet on Ghania Quinlan.
Ivy Wilmar, being his wife for so many years, would certainly understand his aning. With a look of slight regret, she sighed, "That’s all we can do."
After Myles Sullivan replied to Nathalie Quinlan’s ssage, politely saying he would not be available the day after tomorrow, he saw a new push notification on his phone.
"Lighten Chaser?"
He had heard Ivy Wilmar ntion this na several tis; it seed to belong to an underground rock artist.
Ivy Wilmar heard this and was imdiately intrigued, asking him, "Why did you suddenly bring up Lighten Chaser? What about him?"
Myles Sullivan showed her his phone, saying, "There’s a ssage pushed to my phone saying ’he’ released a new song. It’s called ’Phoenix.’ Huh, quite an arrogant na for soone so young!"
Everyone knows that the phoenix is the noblest divine creature in traditional culture.
Even a minor rock artist dares to use these two characters.
Ivy Wilmar wasn’t surprised, since most of Lighten Chaser’s pieces were classically nad. She was looking at the news on Myles Sullivan’s phone and spoke with rare approval, "You don’t know, but this person is undeniable in talent. Many in the music circle know ’his’ reputation. Although rock music is not generally accepted, ’he’ is quite acknowledged. Many young artists in the circle have ’his’ influence in their music.
Do you know Caryn Zachmann? Her pieces always imitate Lighten Chaser’s works. She can mimic the general idea but can’t capture the spirit of Lighten Chaser’s work. Even so, this ti, her piece won first place at the piano association awards."
"This Lighten Chaser... quite famous. His fa is not just in the music circle; ’he’ can compare with first-line stars outside, with countless fans. I actually quite admire ’him’."
When Ghania Quinlan heard her ntion the person who won first place in the piano association this ti, she felt uneasy. But then she thought that the piece which got second place was written by Nathalie Quinlan, and it felt a little better knowing that it was Nathalie Quinlan’s work that got trampled, not hers.
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