Chapter 172 Coincidence Increased The Misunderstanding (Part Three)

"Hmm, the dishes served in this food stall taste so good and impeccable!" Spark muttered to himself with his mouth full of food as he listened intently to the host's introduction for the famous musician Spark on TV. After swallowing a mouthful of braised noodles, he shouted at a busy hostess, who was around 40-years-old,"Ma'am, please give us a braised beef dish."

"Okay, sure. Wait a minute please." The woman was very nice and prompt. After responding to his request, she quickly went to the kitchen and prepared the meat for them.

Manny rolled his eyes and waved his hand in the air helplessly. Since he was a little bulky, he looked really funny sitting on the small old ragged chair in the quaint food stall. The ceremonial suit he was all decked up looked really strange for such a modest place. "Spark, it's bad for your health to eat food like this...

You can't eat so much today, and then eat nothing tomorrow. Your body especially stomach will protest such bad habits sooner or later!"

Manny complained as he grew concerned about his health. All the people held him in high regard as a genius because of the honor and respect he gained for his exemplary work at such a young age, but they rarely ever thought about all the hard work and the struggle behind his success.

Spark raised his head and looked at Manny, raising his eyebrows playfully. With his another mouth full of noodles, Spark murmured inarticulately,"It's fine. My stomach is already used to all of this..."

As Manny heard his response, he couldn't help but roll his eyes again. "Look at yourself in the mirror now. If I tell ten random persons around us that you are Spark, I'm sure that eleven of them will come ahead to call me a liar," Manny grumbled in a low voice.

"Why would you say eleven persons will not believe it, if you ask only ten persons? I don't get the logic behind that equation." Spark asked curiously with a childish smile, as he quickly pi

"You're my wife in name only, on paper only. My heart and love will never be yours."

Edward made it clear to Daisy that she was nothing to him. They were both victims of family greed -- the marriage was arranged for them.

Six years passed. She remained quiet, gaining a reputation in the army as a tough-as-nails colonel. When she walked into his life again, Edward fell in love with this woman...

erent towards the entire scene and did not want to help were all now calmed down and swayed by the melody like a lullaby, even though most of them knew little about music.

The little girl, who was crying, finally calmed down. With soft sobs she gazed at Spark, who was playing the violin while kneeling on the ground with one leg and a warm smile on his face. The child's eyes were still brimming with tears. As she continued to blink, they flowed down her rosy cheeks. However despite her sobs, she was so incredibly curious about Spark and the melody he played that she widened her eyes and tried to calm herself down.

"Cathy, Cathy…" An anxious woman around the age of thirty pushed through the crowd with some struggle and ran up to the little girl with relief. She frantically checked the little girl from head to toe, and breathed a sigh of relief after she found that her daughter was safe and sound.

Spark stopped playing the violin as soon as the woman appeared. He got up the second she came in front of them. Unlike the way he treated the little girl, he glared at the woman in a gloomy manner and said in a cold and judgmental tone,"Don't you know that children get frightened if they get lost and cannot find their parents? Being a mother, how could you lose sight of your child?"