Chapter 123

The group of socialites looked on with amusement, whispering to each other as they observed Wendy's performance, clearly enjoying the spectacle. Serena frowned. It was obvious they were treating Wendy as entertainment, while Wendy seemed to take pleasure in playing the fool. It was a mutual arrangement—one was willing to take the hit, and the other was eager to throw it. Serena shook her head in resignation, not wanting to interfere with Wendy's matters. She was about to turn back to her conversation with Ruth when the violin music suddenly stopped. Wendy put down her violin and glared coldly at Serena. "What a coincidence, Serena! You're the one who taught me how to play the violin. Why the look of disdain now?" Serena remained unfazed. The people around them began to gossip, and Ruth also glanced over with interest. Wendy wasn't backing down. "Serena, you must have gotten so spoiled by the man you're with that you forgot how to play the violin. Why don't you come up on stage