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But as Gigi's parents, neighbors, and the entire community set out to find Gigi along the road and along the coast, Anne Kulff began to really blame herself for letting the boy do it. Hopeless mission, it's time for her to bring him back. It's hard to be anxious about something in the midst of great music, even for Gigi, who loves anxiety.As soon as the music started, he forgot about finding the leak and was completely intoxicated by the music. Gradually, more and more people gathered in the bar.Some people are dancing, some people are enjoying dancing while listening to music, and some people are "more `duo good` books are all in Fuwa T x `Tnovel Download` Station w W w.`F v`a L .c `n" While reciting cheerful poems, some people sang sad songs like "more `duo good` books are all in Fuwa T x `T novel download` station w W w.`F v`a L .c `n", and the song ended Their eyes were all moist.

During the entire performance, Aegas reluctantly drank only a little water, and the band played "Quiet Alcoholics" three times for him.They'd do it all over again if Aegias hadn't lost his temper and threatened to turn them into some "nightly nuisance." During this period, Gigi's original views have changed a lot.He hadn't heard half of the pieces they played, and he had to concentrate to keep up with the main theme.Then, they say that the music is passed down from here, which is very likely to be true.Sometimes, when he heard a piece he particularly liked, he begged Egeas or someone else to play the most exciting bars of it several times.He didn't dare to hope to memorize these pieces completely, but he knew that if they appeared again in legato, he could play them, but the names of most of them were forgotten.

He learned more than that.After playing along with them for a few bars, Egeas encouraged that he was as good as they were.Those magical melodies and beautiful music seemed to flow in his body. He had never felt that the posture of holding the violin under his chin was so natural, as if he had been practicing the violin all his life. But no leaks of music were heard throughout the afternoon.Others described to him how the music leaked: in the gap between performances, the sound of another instrument could be heard; if the leakage was serious, the musicians on both sides could even play a piece together, and finally ended in a majestic and powerful music play.Gigi wanted to feel it, but without success.No matter how hard he listened, he couldn't hear a single note, the same or a different one, coming through the membrane of time.

"It's weird," Markus said, "this is usually a very easy place to leak music." "It's the easiest place to leak," Jenny added. Aegas went out to look around, and listened to see if there was music coming from other bars.He came across Anne Kaulff on the street, who was standing outside the door talking to Brian. "Are you all right, Lucy?" Aegas asked. Anne smiled. "Honestly," she said, "it couldn't be better." "I'm so glad for you," said Aegas. "Are you here for a drink?" "No, I'm just here to see. I'm looking for someone."

"Oh? Do I know you?" "It was a young man from our side called Gigi Liddy. I did a stupid thing. He said he wanted to buy some time, so I brought him here to see if he could find out. But Now, his poor parents are looking for him like crazy." "Poor man," said Aegias, "but you are lucky he hasn't gone far." "Really? Have you seen him?" "Yes," replied Egeas, "he was going to buy our time for ten euros. I told him that if he could find out where the time was leaking from, it would cost him nothing. So he Just go find the leak."

"Which way did he go?" Egeas pointed to the Galway Road, which led from the village to the castle. "The last time I saw him, he was walking down the gravel road." "Well, I'll look for it there," said Anne. "Thank you, Egeas." "You're welcome." Aegas watched Annie disappear on the road of the village, and continued to walk. Gigi felt that he had been playing for several hours, but the hour hand on his watch did not move a little bit, as if he had been possessed by a demon.He had no way of knowing the exact time because the sun was always shining on the porch no matter how long it had been with people coming and going.He comforted himself that there was still plenty of time.

During the course of the show, Agas went out two or three times.For a moment, Gigi wondered if he'd slipped to Keo's Bar or Terry's Bar down below for a sneaky drink.But if that was the case, he didn't show his feet, and the performance went on as usual.Moreover, his playing gave Gigi a good learning opportunity. In the end, Aegas put the borrowed violin back into the case, announcing the end of the performance, and Gigi put the violin back. "Finish your drink." He said, "I'll come to you after I return the piano, and think about what to do next."