All Chapters of Side Chick Era… Over: Chapter 911 - Chapter 920

At that critical moment, Julliard suddenly stepped in front of Sharon.The blade plunged into his chest.Sharon's heart stopped. "Julliard!"Seizing the brief opening, the bodyguards overpowered the assassin.Julliard, as if numb to the pain, turned his pale face toward her."Sharon… are you hurt?"Her voice shook uncontrollably as her eyes locked on the knife embedded in his chest."I'm fine… but you—"Despite the blood draining from his face, he still tried to comfort her."As long as you're safe, that's all that matters. I'll be fine…"By then, the remaining killers had been subdued by his men and Xavier's guards.Only when the danger was fully gone did Julliard finally collapse, unconscious.…Sharon stood outside the hospital's operating room, her face drained of all color.Even as Wendy tried repeatedly to reassure her—insisting Julliard was blessed, that he would surely pull through—Sharon's nerves were stretched taut, ready to snap.Her voice was hoarse when she

Since Sharon insisted on preparing dinner herself, she didn't return with Wendy.By the time Wendy came back carrying the medicinal soup, Julliard's assistant had already left."Julliard," Wendy said, setting the tray down, "this is the medicinal soup Sharon made for you today."Aside from the first two days after he was hospitalized—when he had needed help with everything—Julliard had insisted on eating and drinking on his own.He accepted the bowl with a faint smile. "Sharon has gone to such trouble for me."And he drank every last drop.Wendy couldn't help but sigh. "I still remember when Sharon made these for Carter and Theo. Carter would eat halfway, then toss it aside because something came up. Or he'd get so caught up with work that he'd leave it sitting out for hours, and in the end forget to eat it at all."As for Theo… he was even worse. Junk food outside tempted him more. He'd take a few perfunctory bites, then refuse to touch another spoonful. He completely wasted Sh

Thomas felt an inexplicable sense of unease.He immediately dialed Sharon's number.No answer.He tried Wendy's phone. The result was the same.Thomas called again and again, but none of the calls went through.That foreboding feeling in his heart only grew heavier.At last, he rang Casey."Sharon and Wendy are in Listoria City for the competition, aren't they?" Casey sounded surprised. "If you can't reach them, maybe it's because they're asleep. It's already ten at night in Zachemaine—perfectly normal if they've turned in."Thomas asked, "Do you know which hotel they're staying in?""I'm not sure. But last time they went back to Amstern City, Wendy mentioned that their Listoria City schedule was being handled by Julliard. Why don't you call him?""I see."Thomas hung up and immediately dialed Julliard.The phone rang for a long time before disconnecting on its own.Thomas's gaze darkened.Could all three of them be together right now?He knew enough of Julliard's feelin

Sharon's pupils shrank. "Jamie?"Jamie's lips curved in a ghostly smile. "It really isn't easy to meet you in person. Took me quite a bit of effort."Sharon cast a quick glance around.Not a dark warehouse, nor some dingy basement. Instead, it looked like a villa—bright, spotless, almost pristine.Several black-clad bodyguards stood nearby.Not far away, Wendy lay unconscious on the floor.Sharon forced herself to remain calm. She fixed her gaze on Jamie."What is the meaning of this?"His tone was cool, detached. "Sharon, you're such a good actress. Always pretending not to know."Sharon didn't bother playing along."Even if you interrogate me a hundred times, my answer won't change. What happened to Victoria has nothing to do with me."Jamie lounged back on the sofa with effortless elegance."Of course. A clever woman like you wouldn't dirty her own hands and risk leaving evidence."His smile twisted into something strange."Much better to send others to kill and die for

A faintly mocking smile lingered at the corner of Jamie's lips."Though this violin is nothing more than a relic, its former owner indirectly caused Victoria to lose her mother. Destroying it will at least bring her mother's soul some peace."Jamie, trained and powerful, struck with astonishing force.Sharon could only watch as the instrument splintered piece by piece before her very eyes."Let me go! Let me go!" she cried, straining desperately to rush forward, but the bodyguards pinned her down with merciless strength.Shaluna shattered into two jagged halves. Fragments of wood scattered across the floor like broken memories.Hatred flickered in Sharon's eyes as she glared at Jamie.But he had long grown accustomed to such looks. They meant nothing to him. Instead, his smile only widened—bright, almost childlike, as if he had finally found a toy he adored."I had a gun to your head, and you didn't flinch like this. And now? All this grief for a violin? Don't tell me it's wort