Goodbye, My Love
Chapter 488

But Loraine shook her head immediately. "No, thanks. Even if you get in touch with her, she won't be interested in singing."

A trace of disappointment flashed through Marco's eyes.

"Why?"

"Alice hasn't released any new song for the last three years. Either she didn't want to, or she was not able to."

Loraine's answer was a hard, head-on blow to Marco.

He knew better than anyone else why Alice hadn't released any song for the last three years. If Loraine was Alice, which he believed she was, then it was their marriage that had trapped her during those three years. When he realized this fact, Marco let go of her hand with a sad expression.

"I see. You can go home now."

Loraine was surprised. Why was this man so easy to deal with today?

She stared at him to try to understand what he was thinking, but she came up with nothing. So, she simply turned around and went back to her apartment.

It was not until Loraine disappeared from his sight that Marco looked away from her apartment.

He lowered his head, brought out his phone and called his assistant.

ANGELA's LIBRARY

"Carl, help me contact the band, Shepherd. No matter how much they want, invite them to Vagow," he ordered.

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In the apartment, Loraine came out of the bathroom after cleaning up and found her phone vibrating.

Checking it, she found several messages from Shepherd's chatting group.

This group was now very active. The band members who hadn't gotten in touch with each others were chatting happily.

Three years ago, they formed a band and played music because of their same interest.

The band eventually disbanded, and the members gradually stopped communicating with one another. Each of them now had a new profession.

They began to catch up on all the news.

Larry, the bassist, Leon, the drummer, and Carlos, the keyboard player, came from ordinary families.

Larry switched careers and started teaching music. Leon taught people how to play the drums in the training courses. Carlos didn't Like to follow a set schedule, so he made money by performing at weddings and parties.

The only exception was Godwin, the guitarist. His family was wealthy.