?Chapter 913:
“Ah, you think she resembles Norah? Now that I scrutinize them, there is a faint resemnce. But how could Norah be here, and how could she possibly y the piano? Joanna, let’s stay grounded in reality.”
Although both women shared certain features, the resemnce was too slight for Susanna to definitively dere that Nora Moon was indeed Norah.
Joanna’s longing for herte friend was palpable.
Seeking affirmation, Joanna implored Duncan and Phillip, “Look, don’t you agree?”
The two men exchanged a nce, their silence heavy with reluctance. Despite their desire to support Joanna, their integrity wouldn’t allow it; the photograph revealed only half of the woman’s face.
Joanna’s frustration surged. In her mind, the performer’s poise and self-assurance during her performance were reminiscent of Norah’s.
Yet, Norah was not known for her piano skills. She was celebrated as Starbeam, aposer, not a concert pianist. The demands of a national pianopetition were beyond her known talents.
Observing Joanna’s growing dismay, Susanna looked at her sympathetically and grasped her hand. “If it means that much to you, let’s head backstage and check for ourselves.”
With Nancy already backstage, their chances of encountering Nora were high.
A spark of hope ignited in Joanna’s eyes, her eagerness to uncover the truth undeniable.
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They made their way to the backstage area, only to find that ess was restricted.
Just then, Matteo, who was lingering nearby, spotted them and ushered them inside.
“Dad, has Nora Moon left already?” Susanna asked eagerly. Matteo’s puzzled expression made Susanna realize he was unfamiliar with the name.
“She’s the woman who wears a mask.”
Understanding dawned on Matteo. “Ah, she left a while ago. Your mother and I saw her go as soon as we arrived.”
Joanna and Susanna’s faces fell with disappointment; they were so close to confirming Nora’s identity.
“Are you curious about her?” Matteo inquired.
Both nodded earnestly.
“I just overheard from the staff that aside from her agent, no one has seen her face. She’s quite the enigma. Her face remains a secret to all but a few.”
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