Chapter 536 Abella Steped In
Loal kept thinking, 'Isn't it enough to have Winston pamper you? You still need to come here and show off? Are you planning to use your status to outshine these students? Shameless! What's the point of winning like this? It's not a fair victory!'
The students from Medical University felt a bit nervous and restrained when they saw the Innovation University talent team also resting here.
After all, Innovation University was the top university in the country, while Medical University was slightly inferior in comparison.
But the rest areas of the two schools were right next to each other, creating an inexplicable sense of tension and psychological pressure.
Abella glanced at everyone and said, "Everyone, take a break in your own area, adjust your mindset, the competition will start in twenty minutes."
A girl in a white dress couldn't help but say, "Abella, I'm a bit nervous."
"Me too..." another girl in a black dress said anxiously, "Although I've studied piano for five years, this time there are students from music universities competing. I'm afraid I'll have no chance once I get on stage."
Before she could finish expressing her anxiety, someone mocked her.
"Studied for five years and dare to come out and embarrass yourself? I've been learning piano since I was three years old, and it's been fifteen years now. I wouldn't even dare to sign up for a piano competition."
The speaker was Monica from Innovation University's music department. Her fingers landed on the piano keys beside her, and she played a piece of world-famous music with one hand, deliberately showing off her speed and piano skills.
The students from Medical University were stunned and felt even more ashamed when they heard this. They didn't expect her to play the piano so well and so fast.
What should they do? They shouldn't have signed up for the competition.
Not only did they ask for trouble, but they also embarrassed Medical University.
After Monica finished playing a piece, the people from the Innovation University applauded and praised her for playing well.
The people from Medical University were extremely quiet, not daring to make a sound
"Studied for fifteen years and still made a mistake, and you have the nerve to criticize others?" At this moment, Abella smiled and said nonchalantly, "You didn't even capture half of the piece's essence. Those fifteen years are not as good as others' five years."
Everyone was stunned.
Even the students from Medical University looked up at Abella with admiration in their eyes.
Did Monica make a mistake? Could Abella actually hear it! Amazing!
"Huh? I didn't hear it," someone from Innovation University said.
"I've been studying piano for ten years. If Monica made a mistake, I couldn't have missed it."
"Monica is a talent in Innovation University's music department. How could she make such a low-level mistake?"
"Monica, is that true?"
Monica, who had tried to show off her piano skills in front of everyone, did make a mistake.
She had originally thought her speed could cover it up because the wrong note and the correct note were very close in sound. Even a music professor might not notice the difference without careful listening.
But Abella could hear her mistake in such a short time and point it out.
Could Abella's piano skills be even better than hers?
"Monica, didn't you make a mistake? Is she slandering you? If so, I want her to apologize immediately."
"Monica, why aren't you saying anything?"
"Your face looks a bit pale."
Monica sat back in her seat, ignoring the others' words.
The folks from Innovation University always had this air of superiority, looking down on everyone else. Even if they messed up, they'd never admit it.
"So someone did make a mistake just now?" A Medical University student started to mock. "With that arrogant attitude, I thought they were really good. Turns out they're just like this?"
"So Innovation University's music talents are just like that."
The Innovation University crowd couldn't stay calm and started to retort, "Who are you talking about?"
The Medical University student shot back, "Whoever takes offense is who we're talking about. The top university's students are all so impatient and irritable."
The Innovation University student retorted, "Do you have any evidence to prove Monica made a mistake? If not, please apologize to her immediately, or we won't let you off."
The Medical University student said, "Abella said she made a mistake, so she made a mistake."
"Enough, is this ever going to end?" Monica finally shouted, "Everyone, be quiet."
She really didn't want to hear people repeatedly mentioning her mistake.
Lola was speechless by their actions.
Abella was Master Anika. If she said Monica made a mistake, then she definitely did!
Even if they couldn't recognize Abella's talent, Monica's reaction already said it all.
These people were blind and clueless, making fools of themselves.
Although Lola felt speechless and stifled, she tried to lower her presence and not draw Abella's attention.
Abella never gave anyone face, and if she exposed Lola's fake identity in anger...
She would be utterly humiliated on such a big occasion today.
Both sides quieted down for a while until exclamations came from the Innovation University crowd.
"Sophia Chang, your family is amazing, spending thirty million dollars to collect Cordelia's work again."
"Oh my god, this painting is incredible."
"Is thirty million dollars nothing to the Chang family?"
"That's so much money."
Cordelia was renowned in the art world.
She was a master in the art world.
With her exquisite painting skills, smooth strokes, and bold creations, she single-handedly elevated the entire art of painting to a higher level.
Every one of her works achieved the effect of capturing the spirit and form, with vivid charm.
She was a big figure in the art world, admired by many.
"Cordelia is my favorite artist, bar none," Sophia smiled gently and said, "My parents know I like her, so they always find a way to bring her works home for me. This is Cordelia's new work—'Mountains and Rivers.' The exquisite painting skills are unmatched by ordinary artists."
Everyone admired the new work on her phone, nodding and praising.
"Yes, capturing the spirit and form in a painting is the hardest, and she does it so well. It's truly admirable."
"Other artists either fall short in spirit or don't capture the essence well... But Cordelia's works not only have a refreshing style but also a distinct personal touch. I'm also one of her fans."
"Your parents are so good to you, helping you collect Cordelia's works. They're such good parents."
"Your parents and mine seem quite different."
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