Chapter ５６

However, the group of girls was struck by lightning, stopped, and froze in place.

One of the girls pulled a train at the corner of her mouth and looked Rose Kinson in surprise, "Meny mispronounced your name?"

And Rose Kinson stopped in place as if dazed.

It was like she was falling into a deep valley.

All lights came near, and all eyes were upon them, but it wasn't the name Rose Kinson.

These lights, thinking they could hold her up, suddenly turned into thorns so that she was ashamed and had nowhere to escape.

Belle Kinson, who was still in the box on the second floor, got up without surprise and looked at Rose Kinson, who was in a dilemma among the spectators on the first floor, and Belle Kinson turned to the box next door.

In the box.

Mary Kinson raised an eyebrow slightly as she met the teenager's hot, straight eyes and slowly stood up.

At that moment, the music that stirred the people's hearts began to quiet her uncertain heart.