Always Been Yours

Chapter 620

Even so, Hathaway was delighted. She quickly asked someone to bring a table and a chair over Then, she put the zither on the table.

Meanwhile, on Tessa’s side, she had already put on her finger cots and directly took her seat.

Everyone waited with bated breaths as they watched her actions silently.

With a strum, an elegant sound of the zither sounded. Shortly after, a song called ‘Fisherman’s Song at Dusk’ gradually played out.

Everyone listened attentively, and the beautiful melody unknowingly attracted them. They could not help but close their eyes and appreciate the music.

Following the beautiful melody, many could imagine an aesthetic image of the sunset reflecting on the blue waves, the fishers being leisurely, and the fishing boats traveling with the waves at this moment.

The moment Tessa played this song out, everyone was amazed.

At the same time, everyone was shocked that not only did Tessa can play the violin so well, but she was also so skilled in playing the zither.

Once the music ended, everyone applauded. There were even many who wanted to hear more.

“Splendid!”

no, Hathaway! I really want to poach your student in

It’s good enough that you have an outstanding daughter. The student you accepted is

as she heard everyone’s praise

she beamed as she professed, “My student is truly amazing. However, I’m sorry

highly amused by Hathaway’s triumphant look and declaration. The atmosphere of the party was

play the lute? I see that these two instruments played off traditional tunes, so the musical technique should be

she heard that, she wanted to respond to the inquiry. However, Scott’s gentle voice rang in

rather a little

know how to play the lute?” Kathleen was stunned.

Scott in surprise.

didn’t expect Scott to know how to play the lute. After all, the lute is mainly practiced by

him as he explained with a smile. “I was curious before, so I have been studying the musical instruments of Xerthania for a period of time. Perhaps we can perform

he finished speaking, his admiring gaze fell on Tessa. “Miss Reinhart, I wonder if you would like to play the

invitation, especially since it was Hathaway’s birthday today. After she answered with a smile, she turned around and sat back in front

above the party a while later, and the octaves constantly leaped. Sometimes the music felt weightless, and sometimes the heavy bass would make the audience feel grounded. As one

they closed their eyes as they

the only one among these

two who played in perfect harmony, wishing to destroy Tessa so severely. In the meantime, her resentment