Chapter 70 Joshua Quinn
A lengthy silence ensued before Madison commented, “Mr. Miller sure knows what he’s doing.”
Crystal snatched the phone back.
No matter how many questions Madison bombarded her with, she wouldn’t reveal any details.
She couldn’t bring herself to tell Madison that they didn’t have sex even though Henry had spent much time with her during last night’s session.
Just as Madison was about to make fun of her friend, a certain piece of news was broadcasted on the screen inside the cafe.
The famous pianist, Joshua Quinn, had returned to the country for a tour across a few major cities.
The lively scene was crowded with many reporters.
Madison snorted. “Joshua Quinn, the pride of Chanaeans. He has many fans, and his concerts are difficult to attend. Who would’ve thought he was a poor brat who couldn’t even. pay rent twenty-five years ago?”
Naturally, as a pianist, Crystal knew who Joshua was.
She admired him. Since she was a student, her teachers had commented that her playing style resembled Joshua’s.
Hearing that delighted her because Joshua was a prominent figure.
When she heard the news about him again, she could feel her passion for playing the piano coursing through her veins.
Maybe Henry’s suggestion is right. Perhaps I should study in the Kingdom of Brundela after all this is
over.
Upon noticing the distracted look on her friend’s countenance, Madison asked, “What’s the matter, Crystal?”
“It’s nothing.” Crystal smiled.
Turning to the screen, Madison abruptly commented, “Did you notice Joshua’s
umbidextrous like you, Crystal? How rare.
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