Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 366:

Cody paused in his signing, a momentary reflection gracing his features before he swiftly resumed. With a hint of wistfulness in his gaze, he passed the notebook to Driscoll, remarking, “I never expected someone to remember him.”

Driscoll smiled warmly. “My wife has vivid memories of him. She often spoke of the performance that propelled you two to fame.”

Cody found himself fully submerged in his memories as those words reached him. That particular performance held an unparalleled significance in his life. Without it, he realized he wouldn’t be the person he had become.

“Who is he? Another violinist?” Elyse inquired, her curiosity piqued.

Cody snapped back to the present, nodding thoughtfully as he reached for his coffee. “We once learned from the same instructor. He was someone I both admired and hated.”

“Admired and hated?” Elyse echoed, puzzled.

Cody affirmed with a nod. “I hated his carefree nature despite his remarkable talent. He found joy in playing on the street for anyone who would listen.”

Pausing, he softened his tone, a hint of nostalgia coloring his words. “But what I admired most was his philosophy.”

“What philosophy?” Elyse pressed, intrigued.

explained. “Back then, I prioritized technical prowess. I believed music belonged solely to concert halls,

tales at

what happened next?”

way. It was he who guided me back.” Reflecting on that period, Cody couldn’t

not just in appearance but in your approach to music. The difference lies in your ambitions. He was content to play anywhere, while you strive for the

not him. I have my own dreams to pursue,” Elyse

nodded knowingly. “It’d be wonderful if he were still around. I’m sure he’d hold you in high regard.” A soft smile

to attend to my other

tomorrow,” Elyse bid farewell before departing

relief as he turned to Elyse. “From this day forward, Cody Tucker shall be your mentor.

of disbelief.

floor nearby. Finishing his conversation with Clive, his gaze inadvertently drifted

his coffee, noticing Jayden’s distraction. Following his gaze, he found

replying vaguely, “Just spotted someone

it?” Clive

Jayden redirected the conversation. “What are your thoughts on Owen Group’s sudden