Chapter 83 Identity Crisis

Sylvia was between laughter and exasperation—she had never been the center of such a public spectacle before. Her marriage to Cyril had hardly been in the limelight; being chased by the media was completely foreign to her. She didn't see the need for any of this fuss. " I called today just to let you know about this. And hey, you haven't practiced in years, so warm up those vocal cords of yours. Don't you dare embarrass me on the day of the concert. I won't let you off easy if you do," Bark warned. He was a world-renowned superstar. If his sister, unpracticed, turned out to be dead weight, he wouldn't mind, but it wouldn't be fair to his fans. They were spending good money to see him perform, and Sylvia's unreliability wouldn't sit well with anyone. Feeling helplessly caught in the situation, Sylvia could only agree to her brother's demands; there was nothing else she could do. Bark had already decided for her, so she'd have to comply. For several days, curiosity about Sylvia's ide