LYRON
"I don't know what's up with you, Ms. Evelyn but you're supposed to be my coach not a relationship adviser," I hammered down on the piano keys to cool off. I didn't harbor such feelings for a man I just met. Besides, I already have Amil on my plate. I would hate to complicate things more or add to my problem.
"Fine, I won't say another word of this," she pouted.
"I'd appreciate that," I really would.
Evening came rather quickly and I walked into the restaurant that had been cleared out for the dinner party. I wasn't a fan of parties and I'd rather just sleep at home but I guess I signed up for them the moment I decided to become a singer.
"It's not like it's mandatory to stay till the end," I mumbled.
"Hey!" Dylan waved as he walked up to me. " I'm glad you made i
