Triumph Above All novel

Chapter 57

Hearing that, Ingram was angry. He had always been clear about right and wrong.

Even if Skylar was not doing well, there was no need for everyone to be so cynical.

Zera was speechless. These people, in order to befriend Greg, could do anything.

On the contrary, Skylar was not at all angry. He even found it funny.

This bunch of ignorant people!

Skylar didn’t say anything, which made Greg even more proud, and added along with what he just said, “It seemed that you are really a civilian! Six years as a civilian, you must have a deep. attainment in musical instruments. It just so happens that I’ve been learning guitar recently, and I said I would show my classmates the results, so why don’t we take this opportunity to compete? It doesn’t matter who will be the winner. We’ll just have fun.”

After saying that, not even waiting for Skylar’s reaction, Greg got up and walked to the small stage in the middle of the restaurant.

The restaurant held performances every night, so there was a full band set on the stage.

Greg picked up the guitar, skillfully tuned the pitch, and then played it quickly.

A pleasant note reached the ears of the crowd.

A few male students who had learned the guitar knew that such a level of proficiency was definitely not what a beginner should show.

didn’t intend to

minutes later, there was

that you have been

learned guitar not long ago, and you can play

hear, even professional guitar teachers cannot compete

to be the first to pay

say anything, but in his heart, he had to admit that just now, Greg really played guitar

handsome moments when

hand at the crowd and said in a modest manner, “I have no talent. I just spend the most

that, a few people even boasted about it in an

however, remained

a professional musician. Hurry up and express your

with confidence.

and said,

stiffened as he did not expect that the skills he had practiced so hard since

it’s your turn

turned his gaze to Skylar

just now. Let’s see if you can be complimented by

don’t