Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 280

Alice was also reputable in the piano world. She was lucky to be part of an ensemble with Albert in the past, so she could talk to Mr. Albert.

As they approached the resting room, a bodyguard blocked their way. “Mr. Albert is busy. Please leave.”

Too many people wanted to meet Mr. Albert. The bodyguard’s expression was cold, and he spoke like a robot.

Dew smiled and said, “This is Ms. Alice. She’s an old friend of Mr. Albert. Can you please go inside and let him know she’s here?” “Mr. Albert told us that he won’t be seeing anyone.” The bodyguard blocked the door to his room like a wall. Alice looked very disappointed. “Mr. Albert must be doing something important. We’ll come again next time.”

Just as they were about to turn around and leave, the door to Mr. Albert’s resting room opened.

An old man with gray hair held his phone and stepped out. As he walked, he said, “Let me show you the international auditorium. Many people won’t be able to perform on this stage in their lifetime. As long as you master this, girl, I’ll bring you to the piano’s birthplace and bring you out to perform.”

Mr. Albert spoke, he walked toward the auditorium, and

raise his phone. He was on a video call, and she could see a little girl’s face on his

girl familiar

did the girl in the video look

rumors are true…” Alice muttered. “I’ve heard that Mr. Albert has gotten a new student, and she’s a little girl. It’s true. That

say that, but I guess that he must have found a brilliant kid who’s extremely talented in playing the piano. Hence, he made the exception and took her in.” Alice fell into contemplative silence before she said, “If I have the chance, I’ll ask about the kid’s background. If I can get to know her, maybe I’ll also have a chance to forge

else. If the girl was someone whom Alice had to put in effort to know, Dew

she could achieve half

the piano and played. A phone was placed on the music desk, where the music sheet was supposed to be, and a wrinkled face was visible on

very melodious. The only flaw is your expression. It’s too stiff.” Mr. Albert guided her remotely. “You’ll need to perform on stage in the future, so that expression