Side Chick Era Over (Sharon and Carter) novel Chapter 794

Chapter 794

“Sharon! Sharon! Sharon!”

No one knew when it began, but a tidal wave of cheers suddenly erupted, shaking the entire

hall.

Every single person was on their feet, unable to restrain their excitement as they roared her

name.

Today, they had witnessed a miracle.

Wendy, swept up by the feverish atmosphere, rose with the crowd. She gazed at Sharon on stage, tears streaming uncontrollably down her face.

This-this is the brilliance Sharon was always meant to have.

In the audience, Maestro Warner collapsed into his seat as though his strength had been

drained, his expression one of utter shock. He muttered to himself, voice trembling, “This…

this is impossible…”

Even Reina and the others, usually so smug, could not hide their astonishment.

“How can this be? She’s actually better than Harry?!”

Backstage, Harry shook his head again and again. The easy smile he had worn earlier had long since vanished, replaced by a sickly pallor and disbelief. That familiar terror surged through him, gripping every inch of his body.

“No! Impossible! There’s no way she could play Gaze while raising the entire piece by a key!

I don’t believe it!”

Yet no matter how much he resisted, the truth was undeniable: Sharon had done it. She had

performed it flawlessly.

It took the host and judges a long time to steady themselves.

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excitement. His voice quivered as he spoke, “Sharon’s performance was… extraordinary. I’m every bit as moved as the rest of you. But we must conclude today’s competition. Now, let us invite Harry back on stage.”

Only then did the crowd remember-the contest between Sharon and Harry had begun as a

wager.

Harry mounted the stage, his face ashen. The look he cast at Sharon brimmed with venomous hatred, enough to chill the blood.

But as a professional, he knew the truth better than anyone: he had lost.

Sharon had raised the difficulty and still performed Gaze without flaw. There was no need for a panel of experts to weigh in. Anyone with even the slightest understanding of music could see that the victory was hers, without dispute.

The judges’ gazes shifted. They no longer looked at her as a novice competitor, but with the reverence reserved for a true master.

One of them announced solemnly, “After deliberation, the winner of this match-Sharon!”

Thunderous applause and deafening cheers erupted once again.

In that moment, Sharon became a symbol of national pride.

“My goodness! Sharon actually defeated a violin master like Harry! She’s put Zachemaine on the global map!”

“Serves Harry right for always mocking and belittling other violinists. Now look at him, utterly humiliated!”

“I’ve never liked Harry’s arrogance. He hides his own insecurities behind so-called ‘high standards,’ terrified of being surpassed.”

“Ha! Harry, beaten by a newcomer-by his own rules, he should quit the industry!”

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“Come on, what’s one win for Sharon worth? She’ll never match Harry’s established rank or global reputation.”

“Harry’s arrogant, sure, but Sharon’s no saint. Forcing someone to kneel and bark like a dog? That’s just as cruel. Pot, meet kettle.”

“A wager is a wager. Harry proposed the terms himself. If he hadn’t been so boastful in public, no one would be holding him to it now.”

“Exactly. Their official duel had already ended in a draw. Harry was the one who demanded this final, unnecessary showdown, all to soothe his wounded ego.”

“To force a newcomer out of the industry, he was willing to throw away every last shred of his dignity.”

“Personally, I don’t believe Sharon will actually make him kneel and bark. No matter what, Harry is a veteran of the craft. She can’t possibly drive him to complete ruin.”