The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 206

Serena had just one question after listening to Arabella’s impromptu performance: how on earth could she play so well without any preparation? Throughout the years, Serena had listened to a lot of niche plano pieces. She was sure that the melodies Arabella just played had never been performed in public before. It was highly possible that they were truly improvised! She couldn’t understand how a melody that hadn’t been repeatedly polished and carefully thought out could be played so brilliantly on the spot!

She had foolishly asked Arabella before if she had learned piano and if she’d won any awards. She even bragged about winning over fifty championships since childhood and her teacher being the famous piano master Andy.

Now she felt utterly embarrassed. In front of Arabella, Andy was nothing.

Melody was a legend in the piano world, unbeaten till this day! She had won countless top awards both domestically and internationally, a real big shot! In Melody’s eyes, regardless of how many championships her opponents won, even if it was five hundred, she wouldn’t bat an eyelid. Her skill level was out of this world!

of herself. When she asked those arrogant questions earlier, Arabella was still playing games. She thought Arabella was just average. Her previous disdain and self–righteousness had now become slaps in

frustration? Unwillingness? Sadness? Disappointment? Depression?

stage, Jasmine lifted her red lips, confidently looking at Yolanda, “Arabella has completed her improvisation. I believe everyone has seen her level. You thought your talent is above Arabella’s, right? Now you can show

trembling. She knew her creative level better than anyone. Once displayed, it would definitely be a joke. How could she possibly compare to Arabella!

coldly laughed, “If you can’t improvise, just play a

someone put the sheet music in front of her, she would still play it awkwardly,

play famous pieces?” Jasmine found it ironic.

still insisting, “I just went

at improvising and don’t remember any famous pieces, then