"Oh, this is good for feelings, George, ever since we saw the performance by the female soldiers during the New Year, we haven't seen any performances from the ladies here, have we?
This suggestion from my sister-in-law is really great, I'll go organize it now."
Wesley Zenith stood up to organize a group to perform, and Henry Sullivan looked at Ivy Miller: "You're really tough."
Ivy Miller stuck out her tongue: "You men, no matter how good you are at performing, it's just singing military songs.
At best, someone can sing a love song; I'm a woman, even if I just go up and tell a joke, everyone will be happy."
Henry Sullivan gave her a sidelong glance, telling himself that this would definitely be the last time he would take her out to eat; she was too infuriating.
Very soon, Wesley Zenith organized over a dozen people to sing a few military songs together.
There was even a young man with a good voice who sang Andy Law's "Forget Love Water" and "The Eldorian."
