At the main entrance stood a half-body statue sculpted from golden marble—an image of Klaus Parks, the renowned international master architect who designed LightHouse Music Hall. He was a highly sought-after designer, creating one masterpiece every three years, each of which was revered and fiercely competed for.
LightHouse was his final creation.
Hosting a concert at LightHouse not only brought prestige and fame but also marked one as a person of upper-echelon status in Golden Harbor.
Standing at the entrance, Alexander glanced at the statues and smiled faintly: “Another one of the old man's designs, how predictable."
He recalled how Klaus Parks had once pursued him, eager to build a house for him.
Annoyed by the architect's persistence, Alexander casually handed over a few hundred m
