Chapter 386: The Soul-stirring Song

Although Peter Brown suspected he was being watched, he wasn't repulsed by the idea and was eager to test whether his singing could indeed have the same effect as Serenity Davis'.

Under the lights, Peter stood up and walked toward the stage.

As he walked, various gasps and exclamations reached Peter's ears.

Soon, Peter arrived on stage.

Although Peter had already scrutinized Serenity's appearance with his sharp vision, now at close range, he could clearly see that she was indeed a natural beauty who hadn't had surgery.

There were many girls nowadays who had become beautiful through surgery, but there was no trace of a knife on Serenity's face, making her a real beauty.

As he caught a whiff of the scent emanating from Serenity, Peter sighed to himself, realizing that she was no longer an innocent girl, but one who probably had experienced relations with a man.

Upon realizing this beauty had already been with a man, Peter could only sigh.