Unwilling Bride: The 1V5 Love Drama novel Chapter 300

Chapter 300 An Unfair Spotlight Shift

Not long after, Ava saw that only a few programs were left before her turn. She stood up, picked up her lute, and got ready to head backstage.

But then, Tylissa’s self–written and self–performed stage play got pushed up again.

Noelle’s face darkened right away. “Is she ever going to stop? One change wasn’t enough; now, she’s jumping the line again? Just because she’s got power doesn’t mean she gets to do whatever she wants.”

Zoey let out a sharp breath. “That’s seriously gross. If everyone acted like her, what’s the point of even having a schedule? They might as well just give her a solo show. No wonder they picked this venue this year. Guess it was all to cater to her.”

Naom frowned. “This is really going too far.”

Since the play had already started, Ava had no choice but to sit back down.

They were all frustrated on her behalf, but there was nothing they could do about it.

Noelle clicked her tongue, clearly annoyed. “She really thinks this is her personal stage. If she loves performing that much, she should take it to the Grand Theater on Capitol Planet. Why come here? And now I get why this gala is dragging on so long. At this rate, it could run for hours. I swear, I’m about to start cursing.”

The play finally came to an end. It had run a little long, and the event was already nearing its final stretch. The audience was starting to lose energy.

That was definitely going to affect Ava’s performance.

As expected, the next few acts didn’t get much of a reaction. Even the number of viewers on the Stellar Network livestream dropped sharply.

Most of the online audience had tuned in for Tylissa. Now that all three of her performances had already gone early, the remaining acts didn’t interest them much.

A moment later, Ava stood up. She smoothed her clothes, picked up her lute, and walked out.

When she reached the waiting area, she noticed Tylissa was still there, chatting with people nearby.

As if she felt Ava’s gaze, Tylissa turned and looked over.

Her eyes swept over the lute in Ava’s arms, then up and down her figure. A faint smile tugged at her lips, and there was a clear hint of challenge in her eyes.

The piece, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” wasn’t related to Shakespeare’s work. The composer had written it on a summer night filled with insect sounds, and that was how it got its name.

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