Out Of The Shadows Tilda’s Brilliant Second Life novel Chapter 411

hapter 411 Her Indifference

Something seemed to click, and Tilda smirked.

So, my piece was stolen and performed right in front of me? Interesting.

“I see,” Blair said, her smile widening.

She looked at Genevieve with genuine admiration.

At first glance, Blair couldn’t spot a single flaw in Genevieve.

Honestly, she thought Genevieve and Justin made a great pair.

Both were top–tier pianists with worldwide reputations.

They matched perfectly in looks, status, and talent.

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Of course, it was just their first meeting. Justin hadn’t even sorted out his own feelings yet.

Blair wasn’t planning to play matchmaker.

She figured the kids could sort out their own love lives.

As long as Genevieve wasn’t the type to chase after the Jensons‘ power or manipulate Justin’s feelings, Blair was fine with it.

The two of them laughed and chatted as they headed into the restroom.

But suddenly, Blair froze.

Because she saw Tilda.

For a second, Blair thought her eyes were playing tricks.

How could it be such a coincidence that she met Tilda here?

She blinked, making sure she wasn’t imagining it.

A rush of emotions hit her–bittersweet, but mostly bitter.`

Blair had no clue how to face Tilda, so she instinctively looked down.

“Mrs. Jenson, are you okay?”

Genevieve stepped closer, slipping her hand around Blair’s arm, her voice soft and comforting.

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Chapter 411 Her Indifference

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Whether it was because of Justin, she was smart enough to tell Blair that her impression of her was positive.

Running into Tilda in the women’s restroom was shocking. But when Genevieve noticed Blair’s discomfort, she realized it was her chance to leave an even better impression.

“I … I’m fine

fine…”

Blair didn’t even dare meet Tilda’s eyes. After all that had happened, she met Tilda again.

She’d told herself to be prepared.

She’d even stayed home most of the time just to avoid such a situation.

But even though she’d promised Russell and Justin she’d toughen up, she couldn’t when it came to Tilda.

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