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Chapter 33 I nodded, not caring about his explanation.

Right now I was more interested in checking my account as soon as possible to make sure my song had really popped.

eo quickly went off to socialize with the other alphas.

Once alone, I sank onto the plush couch tucked into a quiet corner, letting the lively conversations of the party beca distant hum.

My phone wouldn't stop buzzing with notifications, pullingback into the real world.

I unlocked it and stared at the flood of hearts and messages filling my screen.

Ten million views.

My songwriting video had skyrocketed in popularity.

Messages poured in, each more enthusiastic than the last, but one stood out: **"Ms. Aria is willing to pay a high price for you to perform live at your wedding, please consider this invitation."** I leaned back, a slow smirk forming on my lips.

Aria guessed she would never have guessed that the woman she had once somewhat despised was the mysterious musician she had now invited.

I skimmed through the messages, casually grabbing a drink from the table and sipping it, The drink tasted good, sweet liquid with a light cherry flavor, I drank three cups in a row.

Until I picked up the fourth cup, the waiter next tocouldn't help but remind me, "Ma'am, this is a high number of cocktails, although it looks very similar to the drink, but if you drink too much you will get drunk." I froze, and then felt that my mind was indeed a bit foggy.

000 4% Chapter 33 Soon, the alcohol began to blur my thoughts, causing the room to spin slightly.

I stumbled towards the restroom, hoping a moment alone would helpclear But when I walked out, I froze.

my head.

In the dimly lit hallway, Aria wrapped her arms around Leo's waist from behind, sobbing in aggravation. She buried her face in his back.

lease don't leave me, okay? You know, you're my only groom! Only if you cwill my wedding have any meaning to begin with." For a moment, my vision blurred with shock.

""Am I interrupting?" I asked, my voice calm and cold.

Leo's eyes widened in surprise, clearly caught off guard by my sudden appearance-or maybe by the cold, unaffected tone in my voice.

Before Aria could deepen her kiss, Leo pushed her away, his eyes darting between the two of us.

"Elizabeth-" he began, trying to explain, but I didn't give him the chance.

I passed them and walked towards the restroom.

I slapped the cold water on my cheeks, which were burning from the alcohol, and was surprised to find that I didn't feel any heartache, perhaps because the spirits had paralyzed the feeling in my heart. I might not really love him anymore.

When I returned to the venue, I saw Aria standing in the very center of the ball, smiling brightly and cheerfully. She announced, "Everyone is welcto my engagement ceremony, at which tI will have the mysterious composer, 'Monologue', perform during the ceremony." A wave of gasps rippled through the crowd, whispers of admiration and excitement quickly filling the air.

Deswetred 25.6% Chapter 33 Someone at the bottom asked, "Really? Aria, I've heard that 'Monologue' never responded to any invitations." Aria basked in the attention, her eyes gleaming with satisfaction as she soaked in the admiration of the onlookers.

"I never get rejected." She smiled, her eyes going to Leo, "Don't you?" Leo furrowed his brow as if he wanted to refute this ridiculous wedding proposal, but Aria pped into him and whispered, "Leo, we're made for each other. Are you sure you want to disgracein front of all these people?" Leo might not, but I will.

I stood at the edge of the crowd, arms crossed, a mocking smile tugging at the corners of my mouth.

"Do you really think 'Monologue' would perform at a wedding like yours?" I called out, my voice slicing through the murmurs.

Heads turned in my direction, the sudden tension thickening the air.

"I know 'Monologue' personally. She toldshe would never perform at the wedding of a home-wrecker." The room fell into a stunned silence.

The air seemed to crackle with the unspoken weight of my words.

Aria's eyes flashed dangerously, and for a moment, she seemed at a loss for words.

Soon the masked smile was back on her face.

"Elizabeth, I know you've been hurt emotionally a bit lately, but a Luna of your plebeian origins may not realize how easy it is to hire anyone we want." I met her glare calmly, my voice measured. "You can always call and find out." The call was answered, and suddenly, the entire room's attention zeroed in on Aria.

8% Chapter 33 Every eye was glued to her, waiting, anticipating.

A triumphant gleam flashed in her eyes as she extended her hand, the bright red polish on her nails glinting under the chandelier's light.

I knew that Alicia never gavea second thought. She and I had never had a confrontation before, she was just good at provokingwith sperf"accidentally" left in the car or lipstick prints on my suit.

e never misses an opportunity to embarrass me.

She pressed the speakerphone button, her smirk growing wider.

I could almost hear her thoughts-she couldn't wait to humiliatein front of everyone.

Yet deep down, I knew the truth. And it made the moment all the sweeter.

The agent's voice crackled through the phone, and I watched as Aria's expression began to falter.

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