Cora couldn't figure out why Nora wanted to ask these questions, so she could only recall instinctively. "Annie? That old lady who always likes to wear a hat with a few feathers?"
"That's right. That's her! Have you ever performed in front of her?" Nora suddenly became inexplicably excited, and even the servant who supported her couldn't help but look at her a few more times.
Because she seldom saw Nora being so excited since she had served Nora.
"Probably. I remember when she went to New York to accept students. My mother took me to meet her and asked me to perform for her. She wanted to accept me as her student, but I refused. I had already passed the exam and been admitted as an eighth-grade medical student, and I don't want to disturb my academic career by learning the piano."
"I see." Nora became even more excited.
Annie was also a pianist and a classmate of Nora, who was about Nora's equal in her achievement.
Whenever they were mentioned, it was inevitable for them to be compared.
Originally, Nora was slightly better, but later Annie accepted an outstanding student.
Under her training, the student became famous overseas and the first to hold a piano recital in Siava.
As a result, Annie's achievements suddenly surpassed hers. Every time they went to the class reunion, Annie would sneer at Nora, saying Nora's career was stagnant because of marriage and raising children.
Thus, Nora held her grudge and always wanted to overtake Annie before they died. She also vowed to train a person who would also be able to hold a piano recital in Siava.
Then she heard from others that when Annie selected students, the student who held the piano recital was actually not her first choice.
At that time, there was a girl who was younger than that person who played Chopin's etude in F Minor very well, and Annie was quite satisfied with her.
But that girl told Annie secretly after the performance that she didn't want to learn piano. She was admitted as an eight-year medical student and wanted to study medicine to be a doctor who could save lives, but her mother didn't want her to study medicine and asked her to learn various courses.
So she begged Annie not to accept her so that she could have more time to continue studying the medicine she loved.
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