Tawana paused for a moment before responding.


    With a confused expression, she asked, “What do you mean, dear? I don’t quite understand.”


    Trevor forced a bitter smile and replied, “I mean, I’ll be heading back for training soon. Once you’vepleted these 20 performances in China and returned to the United States, will we still be in a rtionship?”


    Tawana immediately reassured him, “Of course! Why would we break up because of these 20 concerts?”


    Trevor sighed, his tone tinged with dejection. “I don’t know… I just don’t feel as confident as I used to.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    After a brief hesitation, he continued, “You know, after everything that happened in Tokyo, it feels like our perspectives might have shifted. Before that, I never imagined someone like Mr. Wade could exist. I’m worried that this might also affect your worldview and what you look for in a partner.”


    Tawana smiled softly, her instinct tofort him surfacing. However, she hesitated. Since Trevor had brought it up, she felt it would be insincere to gloss over the truth.


    Letting out a slight sigh, she said earnestly, “Honestly, Mr. Wade did leave a deep impression on me. Like you, I never imagined a man like him could exist. Do you think I was impressed? Of course. Was I moved? Naturally.”


    Trevor’s expression showed no surprise, though there was a hint of sadness and resignation.


    Tawana continued, “But darling, these feelings are just part of human nature. Just as you might admire him, I can’t help but do so too—it’s instinctive and uncontroble.”


    “Think about it: your fans or mine—they admire us for qualities that set us apart. But does that mean they can’t fall in love, marry, or build families of their own?”


    “In essence, we’re both fans of Mr. Wade, just like so many others. But like most rational fans, I have no unrealistic fantasies. I admire him, yes, but in my life, you are my partner.”


    Tawana’s words came straight from her heart, sincere and unfiltered.


    She deeply admired charlie Wade but understood that they came from two entirely different worlds. At best, she might transition from being his fan to his friend. She knew she wasn’t even qualified to be his confidante.


    Trevor had initially assumed that Tawanna would either deny her feelings or confess outright that she loved charlie Wade, leading to a breakup.


    However, her heartfelt words took him by surprise and moved him deeply.


    Trevor didn’t feel jealous of charlie Wade; like Tawanna, he also admired him.


    Hearing Tawanna’s honest acknowledgment of her feelings rified her perspective for Trevor.


    Even when she admitted to admiring and liking charlie Wade, Trevor didn’t feel threatened or insecure.


    Instead, he was touched by her honesty and sincerity.<fn3c28> Find the newest release on find?novel</fn3c28>


    With reddened eyes, he asked, “So, we’ll still stay in a romantic rtionship, right?”


    Tawanna’s eyes were also moist with emotion as she nodded firmly and replied, “I’ve had other boyfriends in the past, but you’re the only one who has stayed by my side the longest, shared so much with me, and knows my history. I believe we’repatible, and we can continue to grow together in life.”


    Trevor smiled and asked, “If one day we get married, do you think we could invite Mr. Wade to be our witness?”