Confused, Dana asked, “How can I help you?”


    Maya took out her phone and yed an audio clip. “Are you the one ying this piece in the music


    room?


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    “Yeah, I am.” Still feeling quite perplexed, she inquired, “Ms. Lane, you mentioned that you’re looking


    for your childhood friend?”


    “That’s right. I visited that orphanage in the past, and a friend from the orphanage helped me out when


    I


    was lost.


    “I haven’t lived in Bern City for years. I toiled my way here to find my childhood friend, but I couldn’t


    seem


    to find her given how drastically things have changed.


    “The only clue is this piece–she’s the only one who knows how to y it.”


    Dana immediately thought of Mia. She taught her this piece, after all. Though they came from the same


    orphanage, Mia was no longer around when Dana arrived since she was two years younger than Mia.


    Nheless, Dana had always been fond of Mia. A smile spread across her face. “I know where she


    is.”


    She was certain that Maya was looking for Mia. Fate must’ve favored Mia. She thought such stories


    were only fictional, yet it was now happening right before her eyes.


    Maya interrupted her in haste once she saw her expression. She feigned a hint of sorrow in her tone as


    she spoke, “I really want to find that friend. I’m eager to know how she’s doing now. I will definitely help


    her out if she’s struggling.”


    Dana’s envy for Mia intensified. However, Maya grabbed her hand the next instant. “I know it’s you. You


    must’ve resented me for noting back to you after so many years. The distance was an issue.


    “Moreover, my brothers didn’t allow me to return to Bern City because I almost got lost at the


    orphanage. Thus, I could onlye for you now.


    *Rest assured, you’re still my best friend. Tell me whatever you need, and I’ll help you out. I can even


    help you to publish your book or adapt the stories you wrote.”


    Looking at Maya, Dana was tempted by her promises. Publishing her book? Adapting her stories?


    Did that mean she would rise to fame quickly and be rich?


    A hint of desire flickered in her eyes. As an orphan, people always pitied her. She had always wanted


    to prove herself. Once she seeded, she would no longer need their sympathy,


    It was up to her to decide when such a great opportunity was offered to her.


    Dana hesitated. She was well aware that it was Mia who taught her the piece, and it would only be a


    matter of time for Maya to find out about the truth.


    She probed warily. “But another girl yed the piece in the hall as well. Why are you certain that it’s me


    instead of her?”


    Maya’s lips twitched into a grin. Dana had finally got to this question, indicating that her interest was


    sparked.