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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 1509

"She's busy, probably doesn't have time to coach you guys." Mr. Albright explained for Arabella, "Even I can barely get her to play a game of chess with me."

“Mr. Albright, could you introduce some masters to us if possible?”

“Actually those masters in the circle are all pretty good.”

Meanwhile, a different sort of hustle surrounded Regan Jarvis.

"Mr. Jarvis, my name’s Lindsay. I'm in awe of your musical talent. Is there any chance to learn from you?"

"Mr. Jarvis, my kid's been playing the piano for years, and every mentor has admitted defeat, saying she needs someone better, someone like you. She always admires you. Could she have the honor?"

"Mr. Jarvis, hi! I'm Dolores, and I just like you so much."

"Mr. Jarvis, a pleasure to meet you. I'm Bob, last year's Solterra violin competition champion, just turned eighteen. Your music's inspired me since I was four. I would love the opportunity to study with you."

As an increasing amount of guests surrounded him, Regan, with his warm chuckle, said, "I'm sorry, but I've already got someone in mind."

The crowd started feeling regretful; some of them couldn't help but ask, "And who might that be, Mr. Jarvis? Someone we know?"

"There was that duet you played with Jamie Noelle, 'The Life' - it was exquisite. Might Jamie Noelle be here today?"

"Today's Mr. Albright's birthday bash. Any chance we'll be graced with another performance from you and Jamie Noelle?"

"If so, we'd be the luckiest crowd around."

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