Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 750 

It reminded him of Melody’s silence in the past month. Melody did not speak much, so he thought she knew nothing. Melody was more sensitive than anyone else. She knew that something had happened to her father. She just couldn’t articulate it in words. She was frightened and restless every day. 

But now, her fear had passed since she had finally seen her father. She could now play this piece calmly. When the fear passed, the music turned lively. The reaction from the audience also changed.

When the two excellent pianists played, even they could not immerse themselves in the music completely. But this little girl, who was only four years old, made them feel the fear and anger and sadness of the composer. 

The little girl’s piano skills may not be perfect but the way she conveyed emotions in the music was outstanding. It was no wonder Albert had accepted her as his student. The piece slowly came to an end. Everyone was shocked and amazed in equal measure. There was thunderous applause in the concert hall. The two pianists sitting on the side had underestimated the little girl. 

The more they listened, the more they found that she was extraordinary. When the performance ended, the two pianists rushed to her. 

know your name? Can we

the tall bench and hid

me if you have anything to say,” Alden held

concert in the future, I

trouble my sister, or I’ll

did not know whether to laugh or cry. Adina in the audience was proud. A long time ago, she had accepted that her daughter was reserved and silent and might never go out of the house. But now she saw that her little girl had grown up. She slowly learned to speak and began to communicate with the people around her. Today, she

Adina proud.

children very well.” Queen Mavice

her.” Adina remembered the news about the queen’s only daughter who had started dating when she was twelve

there was a piano concert here, so I brought the children along with me. I didn't expect to meet you, Your Majesty. I'm Cairnstanian, but I often see you