Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 170

Suddenly, she wanted to give up.

But when she turned around, she saw Duke sitting on the couch.

The man, who had initially been reading his documents, was raising his head and seriously listening to Alice.

That meant Duke was very interested in the piano.

Dew closed her eyes and slowly opened them again. “Ms. Alice, can I try it one more time?”

relax before you immerse yourself in the song’s atmosphere. When the emotions brew in your heart, let those emotions flow into your fingertips like water and pour them on the keys.” Dew nodded and sat by the piano again. When she learned the piano in her youth, Adina had patiently taught her the techniques before her relationship with Adina broke apart. However, she hated Adina, so why would she accept the skills that Adina taught her? Only now did she realize that those things Adina had said

slowly conjured up the image of the teenage

know how to blend her emotions into the song, but she could

been close sisters. She listened to Adina play the piano every day, and some melodies were imprinted in her heart. She could even imitate Adina’s composure when she played the piano. This time, Dew did not play “Fur Elise.” Instead, she played “Melody of the Night 5,” which was an introductory piano piece that the teenage Adina always practiced. When Dew

was eighteen years old, he had returned to his alma mater, Sea City High School, to give a talk When he passed by the musical room, he heard

it, but it had been his first time hearing

saw a young lady playing the piano. By the time the talk was over and he

again after eight years. Duke looked at Dew, and his gaze slowly became complicated. When the song ended, Alice could not help but clap her hands. “Ms. Daugherty, you’re incredibly gifted. I just casually reminded you, and you managed to understand my advice so quickly.” Dew sighed heavily. “I just played it on the fly. I hope you don’t think that I was doing the song injustice, Ms. Alice.” “I’ve heard ‘Melody of the Night 5,’ more than a thousand times, but