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The Invincible Arthur Gardner novel Chapter 44

Claudina Rigal entered the room, her snow-white hair cascading down her back, her azure eyes lighting up the room with an enigmatic light. She wore a dress with a winter-perfect tunic that seemed to move with the air around her, her beauty so dazzling that it felt as if all the air had been sucked out of the room.

As she entered the room, she was surrounded by a deep silence; everyone was in awe of her beauty and grace, and for a moment, all time seemed to have stopped to admire her perfection.

Arthur smiled at her, and she graciously returned his gesture with a gentle nod of her head.

"Hi, Arthur," Claudina said with a warm smile, bowing her head softly.

Arthur then pulled out a chair for her, and she gracefully sat down.

Everyone's eyes that beheld Claudina were filled with awe, and they spoke words of admiration from the depths of their souls.

"Oh my goodness, she's really Claudina! This is the first time I've seen her in person and I'm in awe, she's absolutely stunning. There's not the slightest flaw in her, she's absolutely perfect."

"I’m wondering who that guy is?"

"That man previously attended Claudina's concert. I believe he is a business partner who might be providing financial support for her management."

"That's right. Claudina won't easily fall for anyone. And I'm not willing to let that happen!"

Arthur deliberately emptied the restaurant so that he and Claudina could have the place to themselves. He paid for the restaurant for the night and the only people left were staff, waiters, chefs, security guards, some musicians, and others.

Despite being surrounded by only a select few, Claudina's beauty was a sight to behold. Those who looked upon her couldn't help but be captivated by her perfection, never failing to be charmed.

"Alright," Arthur suggested softly, "why don't we order food first?"

Claudina gave a slow nod in agreement.

"You really put in a lot of effort tonight, Arthur," she said, thanking him sincerely.

Arthur flashed a small smile. "This is a night that many dream of," he said. "And I'm more than happy to make it special for us."

Claudina chuckled then, and her smile slowly began to light up the night. "You've left me even more speechless... Do you realize how hard I try just to say hello to you?"

She inhaled deeply, then added, "This is the first time I've ever had a special dinner with a man; I'm so nervous."

"Haven't we had dinner together before?" Arthur asked quietly as the waitress began to serve their drinks and food.

"Yes, but it was a very different situation then," she replied, attempting a smile.

Despite her fame and the adoration of many, Claudina was a solitary person who preferred to spend her time alone and felt most comfortable in small groups.

Furthermore, she had never had a romantic dinner with a man before, especially not one she had grown to admire and love.

Trying her best to remain composed, she spoke as much as she could, feeling very nervous. Fortunately, Arthur seemed oblivious to her unease.

"You really are quite unique," Arthur remarked, glancing at Claudina, who had paused to stare back at him. "I thought that since you're a singer who usually performs in front of millions of people, something like this shouldn't be a problem for you."

Claudina smiled in response. "When I sing," she began, her voice light and airy, "I'm speaking with my soul. That way, I can express myself freely, and sing with all my heart, even in front of a large crowd. But when I'm talking directly to someone, it's a completely different experience."

Arthur nodded slowly, and then he had an idea. He focused, attempting to communicate mentally with the system.

[Host, yes Host. You can do it. You have enough VIP points to put on a spectacular show for everyone here.]

"Alright system," Arthur said, nodding slowly, "spend 20 VIP points for singing skill, and 20 VIP points for piano skill." He imagined his first singing and piano performance, something he had never done before, and he was relying on the super magic system he had.

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