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“Pfft-” Levi couldn’t help but laugh when she heard Sharon’s words. “You’re much more interesting than I thought. It seems that I misjudged you in the beginning.”

Thinking of the first time she stood on the stage in rags, Sharon felt a little embarrassed. “I had no choice but to go on stage like this. When you asked me, I hesitated for a while before answering.”

When Levi heard Sharon’s words, she smiled. She had already understood the reason behind the matter backstage, so she also felt that what she said to Sharon that day was a little serious.

Suddenly, she felt the tension in the room. Sharon noticed that Levi’s expression seemed to have changed, and the latter asked in a low voice, “We’re going to talk about serious matters now. Are you Gabriel’s daughter?”

Facing Levi’s question, Sharon was stunned. To be honest, although she had always been suspicious of her identity, she had never investigated it thoroughly.

“It’s okay if you don’t want to answer; I was just asking casually. As for my other identity, it has something to do with your mother.” Levi seemed to be keeping her in suspense as she said calmly, “Your mother is both Lynn and DS, am I wrong?”

Hearing this, Sharon suddenly stood up and watched Levi warily. She said in disbelief, “Who... are you?”

My mother’s identity is almost unknown to the outside world. Even my mother-who had just debuted-hadn’t been active with the name Lynn for a long time. After all, the identity of the Xavier family is very sensitive. How could it be so easily known by outsiders? Not to mention that the name ‘DS’ was only obtained after my mother married my father. Even the fans on the internet don’t know the true identity of DS.

To know that my mother had changed her name to Lynn and know about my mother’s past... Sharon looked at Levi with mixed feelings. What is going on?

“Don’t look at me like that.” Levi shrugged as if it didn’t matter and continued, “I didn’t participate in Quentin framing your mother back then, nor did I approach her with any other motives. The two of us just have a much deeper relationship than ordinary people think.”

Sharon stared at Levi’s face. How could there be such a thing? I don’t remember having any memories related to Levi. If she is someone Mother knew, how could I not know?

Levi smiled, then walked straight to the piano in her room and sat down. “Other than design, I can also play. Why don’t you come and listen?”

Without giving Sharon time to think, Levi started to perform.

With just a few notes, Sharon’s expression changed. Although it was a new melody she had never heard before, she felt that it was very familiar. The intimacy made Sharon enjoy it.

“From your expression, you think this song is very familiar, don’t you?” Levi smiled. “Without my strange arrangements and electronic music, it’s easier to hear the original tune just by playing it on the piano. This is the first song Ms. Lynn taught me. I miss growing up!”

Levi smiled at Sharon and continued, “I first came into contact with the piano when I was 17 years old. At that time, I was still studying design overseas. I majored in music and often sought some help and communication on the Internet. It was with this opportunity that I met a good teacher and friend who had a deep influence on me.”

“It’s my mother? The period when she was active online with DS?” Sharon couldn’t help but ask.

“That’s right! At that time, your mother didn’t look down on my performance just because I was a child. She even kindly pointed out the songs that were recorded and didn’t do them. Your mother listened attentively to those works that nobody cared about and even gave me comments.”

“In the end, we contacted each other privately. It happened to be when your family was in Ireland. At that time, I was sent to a foreign country by my family. I was still young and didn’t have many friends...” When Levi recalled her relationship with Lynn, a very sweet smile appeared on her face.

“Actually, I don’t know much about what happened back then. I only heard that Gabriel and the Xavier family denied my mother’s existence and even denied her value as a human!”