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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 1570

The applause thundered through the arena as David's second song ended, and he descended gracefully with the piano, disappearing from the crowd's view.

"David, this is the tea your sister prepared for you, to soothe your throat." his assistant said, promptly bringing him a mug.

Hearing it was made by his sister, David grabbed the mug and downed it in one gulp. "Is there more?"

"Yeah, she made plenty," Jossie said with a smile, taking the empty mug. "I'll brew you another."

In the meantime, the style team swooped in. One whisked away David's jacket, another swiftly helped him into a fresh outfit, while two more slipped off his pants and shoes. David quickly got dressed in the new attire, and at the same time, a hairstylist swiftly gave him a new 'do, while a makeup artist frantically touched up his face.

The lift was slowly rising, and an opening in the stage revealed the dazzling lights and the deafening screams of the fans.

"The mic's not ready yet." Jossie quickly adjusted it for him.

As the lift neared the stage level, the stylists, makeup artist, hairstylist, and Jossie hurried off, leaving David alone to ascend tranquilly to the stage.

The giant screen came to life, and countless pink petals fluttered across it. Soon after, real petals began to scatter down into the crowd.

Fans gasped in delight, "They're real petals."

"Oh my gosh, how romantic."

Many reached out to catch them - these were petals from David's concert, a must-have souvenir!

"Did I hear some fans are planning to propose tonight?" David announced, and the arena erupted, with fans screaming and waving their glow sticks frantically.

"Shall we invite them on stage?"

David's words sent the fans into another frenzy, chanting in agreement, "Yes!"

Couples walked onto the stage hand-in-hand, some of the women even dressed in bridal gowns.

Long before this night, David's official social media had teased that there would be a proposal segment during the concert, urging couples to come prepared with rings.

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