Chapter 326
The problem was, she never knew what was good for her. She let him play her like a fiddle and completely ignored all the warnings from her own family p>
Ugh, never mind. I’m done talking about her. I’ll just pretend I never raised that daughter. I only feel sorry for my poor granddaughter p>
“Grandma, since you care about Mira so much, I’ll figure out a way to get her to meet you p>
“Don’t bother. We shouldn’t force these things.
Her mother cut ties with her. I’m sure she doesn’t trust the concept of family anymore p>
Meanwhile, Leonard Lance was also sitting in the audience. At that moment, he was incredibly relieved that he had stepped in to stop Lawrence from hosting their own concert.
Given that Solflare Entertainment had Lune as their ultimate trump card, they were destined to win.
As the most powerful family in Aethelgard, the Lance family could afford to skip a concert. But losing to a small, out-of-town company would have been a humiliating disgrace.
Unfortunately, his idiotic grandson simply couldn’t grasp that reality.
When Owen left, Leonard had intended to prop Lawrence up, hoping the pressure would force him to mature. But looking at him now, it was clear the boy had learned absolutely nothing over the past few years.
His grandson was entirely mediocre. He was perfectly fine at spending the family’s money, but he was completely incapable of shouldering its responsibilities.
Owen was brilliant and highly capable, but he was too rigid and far too stubborn.
He had walked away from their massive corporate empire without a second thought, and he had never looked back p>
The final performance of the night was a duet between Mira and Gavin, singing “The Horizon’s Call p>
When the concert ended, the audience lingered, refusing to leave their seats.
Left with no other choice, the three of them returned to the stage to perform an encore, singing the hauntingly beautiful classic, “Eternal Legend p>
The lyrics spoke of a love that endured through the ages, an eternal promise that withstood the rising and falling tides p>
The performance left the crowd deeply moved, immersed in a wave of profound, bittersweet emotion for a long time.
As they began to wrap up, many fans yelled out, demanding the Martial Arts Fusion Dance.
Mira had the host make an announcement. “Our martial arts dance troupe couldn’t make it tonight, but we guarantee they will perform at our next show in two days. Please stay tuned p>
By this point, the event had evolved far beyond a simple showcase for Gavin and his partner; it was a massive ensemble concert for Solflare Entertainment.
However, given their vocal talent, stage presence, and popularity, the duo remained the undisputed headliners.
Although Mira’s fame easily eclipsed theirs, she was the boss, and her current priority was finishing high school.
A person’s energy was limited, and Mira had no desire to debut as a full-time idol.
Helping them achieve success was
enough to fulfill her goals. Moving
forwards she planned to let the
artists under her label take the
spotlight as much as possible.
As long as they became famous, they would generate revenue for her.
Mira also made sure not to overwork her team by scheduling back-to-back shows.
Lacale concerts like this were
and mentally draining.
Both the performers and the crew were operating on pure adrenaline
With their nerves pulled taut
Health came first. A two-day break would give everyone time to recover and properly prepare for the next performance.
As the concert concluded, the
massive crowd surged toward the exits. The security teams worked frantically to direct the flow of traffic and maintain order.
Fortunately, there hadn’t been a single major incident inside the venue.
But the moment they stepped outside, an argument broke out.
“Why were all your phones turned off? The boss paid top dollar to hire you, and you treated it like a paid vacation p>
“Zachary, you can’t blame us for that. If our phones kept buzzing during the show, the people around us would have ripped us apart p>
“Yeah, Zachary. Everyone in there paid premium prices for those tickets. I got yelled
at three different times before I finally had to shut my phone off p>
“So what if you got yelled at?
If the job was easy, why do you think we offered you so much money p>
“But we did do the work. Everyone tried their hardest p>
“Then why was the entire stadium completely silent p>
“Because their performance was just too good. It stunned the whole crowd into silence p>
“What? Stunned into silence? Are you all out of your minds p>