150 The Letters

Lucien's chuckle did not attract anyone’s attention, because they had begun to eagerly discuss the famous musician Lucien Evans’ new sonata.

"Mr. Wise, it looks like you are very fond of the first movement of Moonlight, and I suggest that we go to the piano room to try to play it. After all, we’ve been standing in the hall for quite a long time." Caspar invited Wise to go upstairs.

Wise nodded and laughed, "That’s very considerate."

Following Wise and Caspar, the musicians and instrumentalists immediately left for the piano room on the second floor.

Betty said to Lucien, "This is a rare opportunity! Mr. Evans, let’s go upstairs together!"

"Yes, Mr. Evans, let’s go." Holding hands, both Joanna and Simon were quite excited.

Lucien shook his head and smiled, "For me, writing my letters is more important."

"All right then…" said Betty with a bit disappointment, but soon she cheered up and said to Joanna and Simon, "Hurry up!"