You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 1422

Chapter 1422

Miss Scott nudged Nina, "Wow, here's your booster. Thank you quickly."

She remembered, no wonder it sounded familiar, and only when she heard Nina call out to Professor Degan did she realize that it was the famous violinist Luke. He is currently the President Emeritus and Doctoral Advisor of the Capital Jennifer College of Music.

Nina took a moment to recover and thanked him.

"Thank you Professor Degan."

A little concerned, she sidled up to Miss Scott and asked, "But the boss's side?"

Miss Scott said, "It's okay, didn't you hear Professor Degan say? He's going to be the name of the training institute, and the owner will definitely agree. That's great, we're going to have a presence at the Capital."

Luke looked kindly at Nina.

"Do you have any more questions? If you don't have any questions, come see me tomorrow at Jennifer College of Music, here's my card."

He handed over his business card.

Nina took it and again said respectfully, "Thank you, Professor Degan."

"By the way, what's your name? Now that you're working, where did you go to school before?" Luke asked.

"My name is Nina Hughes. w University, studying statistics. I've graduated early, so right now, I'm working." Nina bowed her head slightly and answered in a whisper. The good thing is that she was actually approved to graduate early when she submitted her application to the seminary. So, she received her bachelor's degree from W University normally.

Hughes? Luke was stunned, remembering the bad memories of the past, he frowned slightly.

But soon, he returned to his normal demeanor.

"Since you have graduated early and come directly to the violin graduate school, I'll transfer your information over. Send you an OFFER, and you will be enrolled directly. We can also help you arrange for a dormitory." Luke smiled.

"Thanks." Nina was inwardly excited.

I never imagined that she would not be able to go to the seminary for further study, but in this life she would have the opportunity to be admitted as a violin graduate student.