?<strong>Chapter 431:</strong>


    Fiona contemted leaving soon but recollected encountering her savior around ten o’clockst night. She figured that if she waited until ten o’clock today, she mighte across him again. After pondering for a moment, she responded, “Around ten o’clock.”


    Gavin was somewhat taken aback, as Fiona had been practicing with a casual and careless demeanor ofte. He nodded reassuringly, remarking, “Then I shall apany you to assess your progress.”


    Fiona hastily interjected, “No, I prefer to practice alone. Your presence would unsettle me.”


    Upon hearing this, Irving approached, perturbed. “What’s the matter with you? Tomorrow is a big day. Do you not desire our guidance to address your deficiencies?”


    Fiona considered herself not as unsettled as Elyse and thus not in need of their guidance. Nevertheless, she simply stated, “You’re both aware of my shorings. Rest assured, I won’t impede your progress.”


    After a moment of silence, Gavin ultimately opted to honor Fiona’s wishes. Following half an hour ofpanionship, he departed. Irving trailed him outside.


    Fiona remained the sole upant of the studio. Enjoying her newfound freedom, Fiona gently set aside the violin andmenced brewing coffee. Amidst days filled with rigorous practice, she yearned for the simple pleasure of savoring a finely brewed cup.


    Upon returning home, Elyse enjoyed dinner before retiring to her room for the evening. Tracy had intended to inform Elyse of her decision to watch her performance the next day, only to discover Elyse was already fast asleep. Thus, Tracy sought out Jayden in the living room and inquired, “Will you watch Elyse’s performance tomorrow?”


    Jayden furrowed his brow, replying, “No, I have a meeting scheduled at the Owen Group.”


    Perplexed, Tracy questioned, “You’re still involved with Owen Group? I thought you had severed ties with them.”


    Jayden remained silent, knowing the uing meeting would pose challenges for him. His countenance darkened, and after prolonged silence, he instructed, “Can you send her flowers for me tomorrow?”


    Tracy nodded. Contemting Shaun’s recent proximity, she hesitated momentarily before requesting, “Could you arrange for two bodyguards to apany me tomorrow? I fear Shaun.”


    Jayden assented with a nod. “Of course.”


    Tracy breathed a sigh of relief. She had refrained from leaving the vi to avoid encountering Shaun in recent days. However, she could no longer contain herself. Coincidentally, Elyse had apetition scheduled for the following day, and Tracy intended to attend.


    At one o’clock in the morning, Glenda arrived at a hospital’s inpatient department, d in a ck windbreaker, hat, and mask. Ever since Elyse embraced her true identity, Glenda and Lanny had refrained from causing any disruptions. Upon learning of Elyse’s uingpetition and herplete dedication to it, Glenda recognized the opportune moment she had been anticipating.


    Lanny harbored a persistent desire to eliminate Dorothy. Even if she was now still in aa, he still yearned for her departure from this world. Only by eliminating her could he effectively bury the secrets of the past. As a direct beneficiary of past events, Glenda readily concurred with Lanny’s sentiments.


    Under the cloak of night, Glenda ndestinely infiltrated the hospital with the intent to terminate Dorothy.


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