Chapter 120 A Gentleman In Paris

• Her final performance would take place at the Opéra Bastille, a venue quite different from the other theaters she had sung in—it was relatively modern, which gave the performances a more relaxed and slightly down-to-earth atmosphere.
• Deanna got ready in her dressing room, just like always. She stepped out and once again captivated the audience with her voice. In the front row, he was there, standing and applauding her. And just offstage, behind the curtain, her father was doing the same.
• Daniel followed Leonard’s instructions and stood by the musicians’ entrance. He touched the small box he had hidden in his jacket, as if to make sure it was still there. He was nervous—really nervous. The door opened, and Reed led him up onto the stage. The performers came out to take their bows; applause, ovations—and then it was the Diva’s turn.