Let’s start all over again,shall we?

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Danielle, less boastful than Sierra, simply remarked, “You have immense potential. I believe very few past contestants can rival your skill. Your performance was outstanding”

As she concluded her statement, Olivia’s phone rang.

“Sierra, your dad and granddad are over the moon about your performance. They’re rallying support for you back home, so no need to fret,” Olivia’s voice crackled through the phone, brimming with excitement and a touch of triumph.

Maggie hung her head low, hiding her icy gaze. Rallying support?

Hah. More like buying votes.

After that performance, Ronald is going to seize the hype and prop her up as some sort of genius pianist. But with the Burtons inching closer to them, he have to come up with a better plan for this.

In no time, Grace stepped onto the stage. Though her performance didn’t match Sierra’s brilliance, Maggie sensed Grace’s authenticity.

When the competition demanded her to compose, Grace earnestly endeavored to craft something: original.

Maggie had checked beforehand. The competition rules explicitly stated that contestants were allowed to seek advice from master judges or other composers, but they had to be fully engaged in the composition

process.

In essence, it served as a form of experimentation and motivation. For many students lacking professional training, playing the piano and composing were entirely distinct

concepts.

In theory, Maggie was expected to seek the judges‘ advice the most among all contestants. However, she had no plans to do so.

Since her rebirth, she had delved deep into this musical piece, spending extensive time composing it. She had played it for Mr. Dunphy multiple times, made numerous adjustments, and ultimately arrived at the final version.

Sierra’s performance was decent, but not much more than that. She had skills. She played fluidly. There was nothing to comment on that.

However, she had not experienced the tragedy that befell Maggie. She’d never been cornered, nor did she ever get a second chance in life. The gap between their understanding of the piece was impossible to bridge.

was right, this competition would serve as the point where she had

Lucas’s parents‘ demise lingered unsolved. Yet, clues hinted

to the Adams‘ residence, where she seemed

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heightened

it was finally Maggie’s moment to take the stage.

with a smile, posing the question, “Last time, Maggie wowed us with her musical prowess. Can we expect another original composition

up a few days back,”

crowd, his attention fully captivated by the woman onstage, his eyes reflecting both tenderness

The piece you’ve chosen, “Blossom–does it hold

significance?”

parents seated in the front rows. They seemed hesitant to attract attention, refraining

a large cheering sign, brimming with excitement. Maggie couldn’t help but feel that, given Mia’s character, she wouldn’t typically

to her expectations, when she cast a glance to her side, Joyce appeared wearing a duckbill cap and relaxed attire.

Leo and Lucas were

overly profound, just a few thoughts. I think life throws various challenges at

Even in the emptiest of moments, believe that you deserve the best

surge of applause burst forth from the audience below, igniting the host’s emotions. “Maggie’s words are genuinely inspiring. I’m sure many, myself included, resonate with them. Now, let’s immerse

settled at the piano, the

heartbeat, the hall resonated with the piano’s

the audience nor the online viewers sensed anything unusual.

is this…?” Didn’t we just hear this?

similar to Sierra’s

piece was titled Dream Waltz,

discussion rippled through

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