Chapter 39 Section VI

For a long time, I have been trampling on one person's mood—Kuribayashi's words echoed in Miho's ears again. That person is undoubtedly another consciousness existing in Kuribayashi's mind. At this point, all the mysteries were solved: why he suddenly started learning the piano, and why he was so eager to participate in the recital. Misui felt a dull pain in her heart, and at the same time, a warm current surged up. Just then, Kuribayashi appeared in a tuxedo. He was obviously nervous, and after bowing stiffly, he sat down in front of the piano.The sound of him swallowing saliva can be heard from a distance.

Suddenly a middle-aged man came out, and the audience couldn't help being very confused. Some sniggered, some whispered, and some cast curious glances.But these didn't last long.It is not difficult for serious people to understand how much courage it takes for an adult to come to this stage.Gradually, the audience's eyes warmed up. Out of the corner of her eye, Miho noticed a door was pushed open.She looked over there, and saw Kuribayashi's wife and daughter walking in anxiously. Kuribayashi on the stage naturally wouldn't notice that at this moment, he must only have keyboards and music scores in his eyes.

In the silence, "Minuet" began.