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    She never discussed this proposal in Ka’s presence and chose instead to maintain a distance from Nancy, feigning ignorance of the entire matter.


    Even though Nancy had not found a heart donor, she had mastered the piano with Ka’s encouragement and the guidance of a renowned international pianist.


    Nancy had excelled in two national pianopetitions, securing a top-three finish in both. Her uing performance would mark her debut on a major stage, thanks to the extensive resources Ka provided.


    Susanna felt no jealousy. Her time in the hospital had given her perspective, especially after a heartfelt conversation with Sean about her mother. She resolved to be the dutiful daughter her mother wished for.


    Phillip exited the vi, sporting a pink backpack over one shoulder and a pink suitcase in hand. He opted for casual attire over his usual professional uniform, which gave him a more approachable look.


    Ka watched him and advised, “Phillip, please look after Susanna.”


    Phillip nodded respectfully. “I will.”


    Susanna, bubbling with excitement, slung her backpack over her shoulders. Clutching Phillip’s arm, she called out cheerfully, “Bye, Mom.”


    Nancy observed them with a mix of emotions. “Mom, is Susanna really dating Phillip? Is it really suitable for them, considering their social status disparity?” she queried, troubled by the thought that a woman from a wealthy background should ideally pair with someone of equal financial standing.


    This was Nancy’s first time witnessing Susanna and Phillip together, despite having only heard about their rtionship from Ka.


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    Ka fixed her hair and said casually, “Who truly knows what the future holds? As long as she’s content, that’s all that matters.” Following her discharge from the hospital, Susanna had openly dered her rtionship with Phillip.


    Phillip thus assumed dual roles—by day, he was the dependable assistant, and by night, the affectionate partner to Susanna. Their bond was heartwarming for all.


    “We’ve known Phillip since childhood. His sterling character ensures that Susanna feels secure, without fears of deceit or betrayal.”


    As they settled into the car, Ka excitedly checked her phone. “Nancy, you’ve made it to the quarterfinals of the Bellfolk National Piano Competition!” she eximed.


    “Really?” Nancy asked, her eyes wide with amazement.


    Despite only practicing piano for a year and entering thepetition mainly as a supporting act, Nancy had unexpectedly advanced.


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