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Chapter 88

Author: Chris HL
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-18 11:36:35

As soon as the song ended, Caroline started clapping, followed by the alpha himself. I looked at them and couldn’t help but smile.

"That was amazing! Hearing it live is even more exciting," the alpha said. "That song... is it new, by any chance?"

"It is," I replied, a little shy. "It’s going to be released on my next album. But how do you know that? Did you...?"

"I showed him all your songs," Caroline said, proudly grinning. "He was the one who asked!"

"What an honor!" I blurted out. I could feel my cheeks heating up. The alpha himself had taken an interest in my music—and even noticed the one I played wasn’t among the released ones. That meant he’d really been paying attention.

"You’re part of my people—your talent can’t go unnoticed." It was kind of funny watching the alpha trying to explain himself. He couldn’t even look me straight in the eye. "When she told me, I had no idea how famous you really were. I figured if you were even half as famous as you said you were, you’d have bee
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