My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 634:

“What?” Luca and Kody exclaimed in unison, their surprise genuine.

Given that Carrie had grown up in a small town and lost Josh early on, they had assumed she hadn’t learned to play. They had refrained from pressing her about it, not wanting to reopen old wounds.

The Morrison family’s tradition of piano mastery had waned over the generations, and with the younger members showing little interest, their departure from the Music Association had been inevitable.

Carrie quickly repeated her earlier explanation, her tone cautious. She didn’t want their hopes to soar, only to have them disappointed when they saw her actual skill level.

“Do not worry, Dad,” Kody interjected with a calm smile, helping Luca to a seat. He turned to Carrie with an encouraging nod. “Carrie, would you mind playing for us? Just play your grandfather’s final masterpiece—it would mean a lot.”

Carrie nodded. “Alright.”

gathered around the antique piano in the living room. Though not as illustrious as her grandfather’s, the instrument was cherished, a relic steeped in Morrison history. Carrie took her seat, her fingers brushing the keys with reverence. When she finished, Luca’s eyes glistened with

used to play. Josh often played the piano right here, in this very room.” Luca and Josh had shared a bond that time and distance could never sever. It was this connection that had driven Luca’s relentless search for his brother. Though

his tone thoughtful, asked Carrie to play a few classical practice pieces. By the time she finished, the family’s assessment was unanimous. Carrie had a natural affinity for the piano, but her foundational skills needed refinement. With proper guidance, her potential could elevate

leaned back, a teasing grin on his face. “Maybe Kristopher was right. The Morrison family is counting on

darkened at the mention of Kristopher. His sharp gaze locked

in quickly, her voice steady. “No, we only

Could he

a hospital across

“Isonridge feels like a sauna in the summer. How did you manage to