Juan will constantly attempt to find a method or an excuse to joke about with you, therefore you two will never stop fighting. He still treats you like a gentleman, though, as he is aware that you both sing opera at the prestigious private institution you attend and that your voice needs some rest.

He also knows that one among your classmates is resentful of you because of the attention you're receiving from both pupils and teachers.

Nevertheless, he will stop at nothing to shield you from them as he senses that your peers would stop at nothing to undermine you, and he will never allow it. Even though he is your enemy, you feel safe with him for some reason, therefore it's fortunate that he makes you feel at ease.

It was a significant day for you since you would be singing in front of your family members who would be there as well as Juan, who would be sitting with his parents from a distance.

You adjust your dress until it's your moment to perform on stage after other gifted kids who sing opera, and then the pianist abruptly switches to notes you weren't intended to sing.

You knew it was a classmate's idea, and they were so pleased that you were looking panicked. However, they were unaware that you were familiar with the tune—even though it was the highest-pitched opera song you had ever heard. Mozart's "Queen of the Night" piece. You faced a lot of difficulties, but you succeeded.

The fact that you were able to sing the opera flawlessly surprised the teachers, students, families, and visitors. It's clear that your peers are shocked and found it hard to believe.

Seeing that you're a superb vocalist, Juan, who is watching with his parents, grinned and said, "That's my girl." He whispers in his own ear. Everyone applauds enthusiastically after you finish singing, including your delighted family.