CHAPTER 66

Hamza's voice brimmed with excitement. "Yes, I have a rough plan for it."

"Okay, let me hear it," Adele responded, eager to delve deeper into Hamza's proposal and see how they could bring their collaborative duet to life.

So Hamza went on telling Adele how they should duet the song and how the sound would come out and how it would best suit them. "In the first verse, it would be your voice alone, pouring your heart out about hearing. Then in the second line, I would join in softly, adding my perspective as well."

Our voices blended intimately would convey shared history and lingering care through subtle melodic interplay. The listener could feel the depth of emotion between us.

In the chorus, a perfect harmonic union - your higher melody singing "You could never love someone like I do," met by my lower response "I do." Our connection would come to life through the rawness of our intertwined voices.