Love Of Tomorrow

Chapter 234 Their Piano Duet

That’s weird. Aren’t they in the beverage section? How come they disappeared as soon as I came out? I’ve been keeping an eye on them the whole time. Where could they’ve gone while I bowed to thank the audience?

Just when Melanie was searching for the couple in confusion, she heard the sound of the piano being played again; it was the song she had just played. She looked back at once, only to see Vania sitting before the piano with rapt attention, her fingers dancing so smoothly and fluidly across the piano keys.

At the sight of this, Melanie instantly turned as white as a sheet. When did Vania learn how to play the piano? As far as she could recall, Vania had always been engrossed in songwriting as a child, but she wasn’t good at playing musical instruments. Moreover, this piano piece wasn’t well-known. After all, it was written by Hanson’s grandmother, so very few people knew about it. She had paid the earth for it, and besides, this piece was so difficult to play that she only managed to play it in full through countless practice. How did Vania learn how to play the piano piece? Not only that, but she’s playing it so well! She clenched her fists tightly. Why is she able to spoil my plans effortlessly every single time?

Just then, some people began to whisper among themselves. “I never thought Miss Vania could also play the piano so well.”

She plays more smoothly

wrong. Not only that, but her playing lacked emotion, as if

she had become nervous and missed a few notes when Hanson left with Vania just now. Still, she didn’t expect this many music connoisseurs among the guests who could

the piano. It was clear from her expression just now that she had never heard of

in the dimly lit banquet hall, sparks seemed

now she exploded with rage whenever she saw Hanson being with Vania. She trembled all over as her fingernails dug into

lights, Hanson strode steadily to Vania’s side before seating himself next to her. The next instant, his fingers

piano

tuneful, smooth, and pleasant to the ears. One could tell the love contained in its music from the couple’s playing, so much so that one couldn’t help losing themselves in it. Hanson and Vania had never practiced the piece before, nor had they rehearsed it in advance, but their piano duet was so well-coordinated that it gave a feeling that their minds were in sync. As