Davey told Si-Hyun what had happened to him while under control. Even if Si-Hyun couldn’t remember, that didn’t mean his memories of Brady had disappeared.0

“That bastard… he’s crazier than I thought.”0

“I could tell.”0

Brady’s hands had been completely crushed. He no longer could handle the instrument he once played with such talent. His mind had also crumbled due to the extreme fear, leaving him unable to do anything as a musician or even a functional human being.0

“Why? You scared?” Davey asked.0

Si-Hyun shook his head. “No. It’s just… I feel kind of bad for him. If I was obsessed with music itself, he was eaten alive by fame. He wasn’t always like that.”0

Brady Frederick. In the past, he had been a talented but ordinary student who attended the same music college as Si-Hyun and Juliana.0

“Sure, he used his talent to feed his greed ever since I’ve known him, but he really changed after graduation.”0

He was a prime example of a late convert who became the most zealous. Well, in his case, he gained a dangerous craving for fame.0

After gaining fame through his talent, it mixed with the toxic atmosphere of his family in the worst way possible, and he turned into a complete monster.0

“In the end, fame became the top priority in his life. Everything was about surpassing his father.”0

“Well, his sob story isn’t my problem.”0

What mattered was that the bastard had pointed a knife at Super Ribbon, simply to drive a wedge between him and Si-Hyun.0

Davey figured he wasn’t stupid, so he probably never planned to clash with him head-on. Unfortunately for him, what he did had been a move even worse than the worst-case scenario he imagined.0

“So is it over now?”0

“No. It’s just getting started,” Davey said with a devious smirk.0

“Pardon?”0

“He dared lay his hands on Super Ribbon, and thought that’d be the end of it? Says who?” Davey smiled coldly as he drove the point home, and Si-Hyun turned pale. “What do you think would hurt someone obsessed with fame the m...0