Swapping a Broken Heart for a New Start novel Chapter 905

As Dennis's words faded, the first note drifted through the silent concert hall. The tone was silky smooth, a clear indicator of the performer's steady hand and solid foundation.

The audience already knew that Isabella would be performing with her final disciple today. But when they saw the adorable little girl she led onto the stage, a wave of doubt rippled through the crowd. A child that young? What instrument could she possibly play? Could she even lift a violin?

But Lillian answered their unspoken questions with her actions. Not only did she lift the violin, but she held it with the posture of a seasoned professional.

As the notes began to flow, all skepticism was washed away by the seamless melody. Though she was young, and a professional might spot some immaturity in her technique, her mastery of the music was astonishing. It was more than enough to reveal a prodigious talent. Even without Isabella as her mentor, this child was destined for an extraordinary future.

Isabella herself, though she had been retired for years, had lost none of her skill. Her performance more than compensated for her young apprentice's minor shortcomings. Combined with the backing of a world-class orchestra, the entire performance was an auditory feast.

Watching Lillian completely immersed in her music, Camila's eyes welled up with tears. She had never imagined she would witness such a moment. Just last year, she was desperately searching for a cure for her daughter's autism, terrified that Lillian would never be able to live a normal life. But now, not only was she healthy and thriving, she was on stage, the center of attention, admired by thousands.

Beside her, Melissa George and Jerry Davis were also overcome with emotion, tears streaming down their faces. They clearly shared their daughter's sentiments. The tiny figure in her beautiful custom-made gown, the train trailing elegantly behind her, looked like a fairytale princess gliding through an ocean of music, bathed in the gazes of countless admirers. They were moved, thrilled, and incredibly proud.

Old Mr. Williams watched the performance with an expression of pure pride and satisfaction. This was his precious grand-disciple! After her talent in painting, who knew she possessed such a remarkable gift for music? She was truly born for the arts.

Seated next to him, Mrs. Molly complained playfully, "Why didn't you tell me Isabella was also Lillian's master?"

Old Mr. Williams chuckled. "You never asked."

Mrs. Molly shot him a look. "So if I don't ask, you won't tell me?" She then turned her attention back to the stage, fully absorbed in the music once more.

Nearby, Jarvis Peters, Walter Wilson, Sarah Brown, Aurora Robinson, and Larry Adams watched Lillian's stellar performance with expressions of shared pride.

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