56 Unspoken Harmonies

Maxwell had crafted two new songs for his upcoming concert, dedicated to Emma’s freedom from her tumultuous marriage. When Tom reviewed the lyrics, he expressed concern.

“These songs celebrate Emma’s divorce, but the lyrics are quite direct. Referring to her ex–husband as a ‘beast‘ seems excessive, don’t you think?” Tom questioned cautiously.

Maxwell, unfazed, replied firmly, “I’m making a point. If you’re on my side, don’t question it. These songs are meant to make a statement. Keep your doubts to yourself.”

Tom knew arguing with Maxwell was futile. Maxwell’s determination often bordered on

stubbornness, and the controversial lyrics worried him.

“What’s your plan for the music? Are you going to compose it yourself or involve someone else?”

Maxwell revealed, “I want Emma to compose the music. Her previous compositions were impressive, so she’s the right choice for these. Any problem with that?”

aback. Having Emma compose music for songs with

called Tom, perplexed by

quite bold considering our past,” Emma said, struggling to reconcile the idea of composing music for such content.

lyrics‘ implications, replied, “If you can convince Maxwell to reconsider, I’d appreciate it. He won’t listen to me. It

with the compositions. If it helped Maxwell release his pent–up anger

process was swift, with Emma dedicating two days to perfect the

humor in the situation, “I can’t believe Maxwell has you doing

be anything but ordinary, knowing Maxwell’s penchant

talking him out of it?” Jada

it would help, I would,” Emma replied, “but honestly, the lyrics aren’t far from the

an upcoming party hosted by Viola and Desmond, two of Emma’s childhood friends. Viola and Desmond, twins, had left abruptly years ago, and

excited about their return, “They left without

56 Unspoken Harmonies

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