Chapter 35. There's Only One Who Doesn't Understand

Thi San was busy cursing and not knowing that the person she was cursing was behind her.

It wasn't until she took the rice out on a plate and was about to bring it to the table that she saw Thang Vu's disappointed eyes.

- I… your fried rice is here.

- It turns out that in your eyes, I'm such a bad guy.

Thang Vu took the plate of fried rice from Thi San's hand and walked over to the table.

She didn't dare to look at his back, just kept quiet and continued cleaning.

After all, he had heard it all; she had no words to justify or explain.

Today, she was anxious to put her hands on the keyboard to practice, but he prevented her from going to class with childish tricks.

The hands of the clock kept spinning by accident and when it struck eight, Thi San knew that the piano class had just ended.

She sat quietly and practiced the rhythm of her fingers on the keyboard that was drawn on paper.

Her grief grew more and more so that she b