Chapter 1004: Chapter 977: Yesterday Revisited (Thanks to kateliu for the silver reward 81 more) Chapter 1004: Chapter 977: Yesterday Revisited (Thanks to kateliu for the silver reward 81 more) “The person you want to et is called Calvin Ross, male, 38 years old. He isn’t a direct relative of yours. You could only et him because you provided a certificate from the police station,” Emma Clark read out the information she had seen.
Kiara spoke about what she had noticed.
Not everyone is allowed to visit prisoners; if you’re not a direct relative listed in the household registration book, you must have a proof issued by the local police station. Indri Yuno must have planned to co see this person a long ti ago; the proof was prepared in advance.
“Besides that, you’re not going to ask anything else? For instance, why I could have t him but then chose not to?” Indri Yuno took a gulp of alcohol, all of it tasting bitter.
“This feeling is a bit like being afraid as you approach your hotown. Judging by your attitude, this is your first visit, so you guys must not have seen each other for many years. You made a big decision to co and see him, but when it was almost ti to et, you feared he may no longer be the sa as he was back then, so you backed off,” Kiara said.
“Emma Clark, why are you so smart?”
Kiara raised her glass and clinked it with hers.
“It’s not that I’m smart; it’s just my career. It involves analyzing a person’s inner trajectory from the slightest clues and traces. Your hesitance just now was normal, don’t put pressure on yourself,” she reassured.
Communicating with a smart person is a very comfortable thing. With this start, Kiara could talk to Indri Yuno more easily.
“Let’s talk about this Calvin Ross. Was he your music teacher? Much older than you.”
Kiara surmised that Alia’s song today was sung for Calvin Ross.
“Yes, that’s him. When I was in middle school, he ca to teach music at the school. Before that, I didn’t like music, but I solely loved the way he played the piano,” Indri Yuno said.
Unlike other music teachers, the first thing Calvin Ross did when he arrived was to play “Songstress of the End of the World” for the students, which instantly caused a sensation.
In that era, people’s understanding of the piano was still limited to incomprehensible foreign masterpieces, so when soone played popular songs on the piano, it caused a trendous sensation.
In the early 1990s, the beginning of the reform and opening-up, Calvin Ross had a completely different deanor from any man Indri Yuno had encountered before. She grew up protected by her father and brothers, encountering only stern and iron-blooded n, and her friends were naughty lads like Edward Wheeler and Zeke Sean. Suddenly, this handso and elegant young artist appeared and she was imdiately attracted.
“I still rember he had a hairstyle just like the handso tiger in the Little Tigers Team, with long clean fingers, playing the piano fluently. This song sounded extrely beautiful when he played it. The other students all admired him after listening, but I cried. Back then, I was the tomboy king with a haircut almost like a boy’s. He pointed at and said, ‘Boy, you stand up. Why are you crying?'” Indri Yuno recalled.
These past events were vivid in Indri Yuno’s mory.
“So why did you cry at the ti?”
“I can’t explain it precisely, others just found it pleasant, but I heard a sense of desolation in the piano notes.”
There were many different versions of this song, and after returning ho, Indri Yuno found and listened to each one, yet she only resonated with Calvin Ross’s piano playing.
Kiara didn’t understand music, but she knew that there is a special magnetic field between people. When sothing about a person resonates with you, it generates mutual fondness.
The fondness Zeke Sean felt for Indri Yuno originated from such a magnetic field, and it should have been the sa for Indri Yuno towards Calvin Ross—at least, it once was.
The bar had a small stage for performances, and every day there would be a resident singer who ca to sing. While the two were chatting, the singer just happened to perform an old English song.
Yesterday once more.
It was incredibly fitting, the llow tune coupled with the narration of past events carried mories of youth belonging only to Emma Clark.
“He just had sit down, but in the second verse, he was singing and playing. When he sang that ‘our hearts were as one,’ I felt like I understood him,” she said.
A perfect eting too late, it’s hard to find a confidant in this vast world.
Music and art are the easiest things to resonate with people, so it’s common for artists to be surrounded by various legends of love. Those who have achieved a certain level of artistic accomplishnt definitely have richer emotions than ordinary people. After living more than ten years as a Pretend Boy Johnson, Emma Clark suddenly had her musical talent awakened.
From then on, she beca obsessed with music.
For a child over ten years old to start learning an instrunt was already too late, so Calvin Ross taught her vocal music. After school, she would go to the music classroom, where he taught her from the basics.
They spent one sumr learning together.
At that ti, Calvin Ross was just over twenty, still a young man, while Emma Clark wasn’t even 14 years old yet. The lodies of that sumr beca the most beautiful sounds in her life. So much so, that after he left, she felt as if all the music cells that had been awakened inside her had died.
“After he left, nothing I listened to made any sense to . The lodies that once brought joy had lost all their aning. I couldn’t find him, and I didn’t know where he went, but I didn’t want to lose the feelings that music brought . So, I used a thod to force myself. I made myself do things related to music,” she said.
Indeed, she beca a child star.
This was the only thing Emma Clark did behind her family’s back, and it was the thing that angered her father the most.
She didn’t discuss it with her family and just left with her bag.
She didn’t want to lose the music and that romantic sumr of musical notes, but she really couldn’t persevere on her own, so she chose a path that once entered, was impossible to leave.
“Although it’s not good to interrupt soone’s mories, I still want to say that your behavior is a bit like what? Like soone who commits a cri on purpose to go to jail to stop smoking, it’s quite foolish,” she said.
Kiara truly couldn’t imagine that Emma Clark would have such a juvenile period. The greatest unresolved mystery of the Old Yates Family was why Third Brother of Yuno Family chose this path, and unexpectedly, this turned out to be the reason.
“Yes, I was quite foolish. That step I took, I still haven’t walked out of it yet. When I left ho with my bag, I never imagined that I’d spend over ten years on the stage,” she said.
Emma Clark took a sip of her drink, who could know what the next second held, those once steadfast convictions simply faded with ti.
“Let guess—you kept insisting on performing in those harsh stationed places after you beca famous because there was sothing there that touched you?” she asked.
If originally Emma Clark beca a child star just because of so naive girlhood emotion, then after so many years, she should have had more choices. Yet, she still chose to live like an ascetic, heading wherever there was hardship and toil. Kiara didn’t believe that the music teacher held such allure.
“When I was sixteen, I perford on the plateau and saw the hardships of the soldiers there. I was deeply moved. Nowadays, dia keeps talking about the difficulties over there, but I want to say that through words alone, you can’t understand even one percent of that hardship. You’re smart, and those loveliest people have sothing in them that touched and stimulated my artistic cells, which is why I keep going to places with difficult conditions. But this ti, you’ve only guessed half right. There’s another reason that draws ,” she said.
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