Rosalind White knew very well when she was at her most beautiful.
She slightly lowered her chin, allowing her long neck to be seen by the audience, as graceful and elegant as a swan.
She was also adept at using her advantages to her benefit.
Compared to a girl who could only play the victim, Adrian would surely appreciate a girl like her with real talent and skills, right?
Before playing, Rosalind White cast an eager glance at Adrian Law, then calmly placed her hands on the black and white keys, weaving a mesmerizing melody.
This time, Rosalind White did not pick any foreign master's work she liked before but chose an original piece by a famous Veridian pianist, Gene Stone's "Night's Piano Song·Secret Love".
The melody was melodious, reminiscent of a woman's sorrowful glance back, delicate and charming, laced with the thin resentment of a midnight dream.
