perfect arc

Chapter 365 Chapter 360 Four: Pianist
The playback of a piano piece, together with Kabinet's inadvertent question, touched Bam's heartstrings, and the name of the song just expressed Bam's inner feelings at that time, which showed that Bam was not lonely yet. So thoroughly, he could still be rescued, but some sadness had scabbed deep in his heart.

Bam, who has always been silent, was touched by Kabinet's question for a moment, and then confessed a sad past event in surprise. Although Kabinet couldn't see the emotion in Bam's eyes, he could see it from his back. , he intuitively felt that Bam's whole body expressed a feeling of loneliness to the extreme, and even found that Bam's back was shaking slightly.

At this time, the mouse was not around, and in the originally quiet room, Kabinet could almost hear his own exhalation. He knew that he was being pulled by Bam's emotions, which made him feel a little flustered , After that, he didn't give a word, and walked into the bathroom very quietly with very light steps.

A gust of hot water sprinkled all over his body, Kabini took advantage of the relaxation of his body, and took a few mouthfuls of air very happily, making it as if the whole bathroom was about to lose air, and even let the hot water slip into it accidentally Throat, causing himself to choke several times, and when the whole bathroom was filled with white gas, he suddenly asked himself: "Then where is my father?"

Kabini let the hot water slide all over his body, and then pressed one hand on the bathroom wall, lowered his head, and began to recall some scenes of his childhood life in the orphanage. He failed to remember when he was He was sent to the nursing home, but it was clear to him that since he was a child, he had never said the word 'father' with a Marseille accent. At that time, the only people who were willing to stay with him were the little friends in the nursing home. and football too.

It wasn't until Bam mentioned his father that Kabinet suddenly realized how far away the word "father" was from him. It is an exaggeration to say that if Bam hadn't mentioned it for a while, Kabinet might not have heard of it for decades. Will say the word 'father' without even thinking about it.

Kabini quickly denied the suspicion that he was evading. Not only did he deny it in this way, but he also believed that he had not been able to have anything to do with the word 'father' because he had never seen a father around him since he was a child. The person named 'Father' subconsciously gradually faded away from this, and in those days, it was enough to have friends and football by his side.

"I am clearly a child with a father, but I have never formally said the word 'father'." Kabini sighed secretly, only to realize that his life is extremely ridiculous. If Bam didn't mention it for a while, then he himself would How long will the word 'father' be forgotten?Will it last until the day I die?
When Cabine decided to sort out his emotions before going out of the bathroom, he heard the piano piece called 'Pathetic Chapter 3' coming from the bedroom outside, but the volume was relatively soft, and it was easy to hear that it was Bam unplugged the phone from the speakerphone and played it straight from the phone.

Kabini flicked his wet hair, and when he walked into the bedroom, he heard Bam say softly: "Don't worry! If you sleep now, I will plug in the earphones, so that everyone can feel it." A quiet feeling."

The piano piece is not a simple piece. For Bam, it contains a lot about his past, and of course, it is more about his memory of his father. At this time, Kabini no longer wants to figure out why Bam I kept listening to such sad piano music because when the piano music was played again, Kabini's heart fluctuated again.

In order to control the constant ups and downs in his heart, Kabini felt that it was necessary to take the initiative to talk to Bam, so as to distract him from concentrating, so he saw Bam's body stiff and half lying on the soft bunk, He was holding a tablet computer in his hands again. Kabini didn't know what was playing on the computer, but he could still clearly hear the piano music being played on the cell phone that Bam placed next to his pillow.

Kabini returned to his own soft berth. Since he had participated in a few training sessions in the afternoon, he moved his feet vigorously, then put all the strength in his feet, and put them on the soft berth. It was indescribably comfortable. Then, he deliberately coughed softly, tilted his head towards Bam, and said, "Are you watching a movie on the Internet? It looks very exciting."

And Bam glanced at Kabini, maybe he also knew that Kabini was looking for an opportunity to speak, because the two had a very brief exchange just now, so Bam said: "On the Internet, there are There are a lot of game highlights about the Malaga team, and there are also several minutes of highlights. I plan to watch it carefully and try to find out the defensive weaknesses of the Malaga team. This is very helpful to me. You should understand, right? "

As a player who is also trying to attack, Kabini naturally understands Bam's intentions, but he is also very unexpected. It seems that after several rounds of talking and asking with Bam, that lonely and weird guy is gradually releasing his own. There was a sense of depression, because he felt that Bam's words were full of friendliness, and he was not as defensive as before. At least, the two of them did not have any embarrassment.

That being the case, Cabine decided to 'quickly counterattack', just like he never misses the opportunity to advance forward in the game, and then he said: "Well, do you listen to this piano a few times a day? No! No! It's this piano piece called 'Pathetic Chapter 3', right?"

It is not difficult to find that Bam's mind seems to be on the screen of the tablet computer, but after he heard what Kabinet said, there was not much movement between the eyebrows, and it took a while before he replied: "General... ...I listen to it a few times before going to bed, and it won't end until I get out of...every day."

"Every day? Does that mean...?" Cabine couldn't quickly understand what Bam meant, and even though Bam didn't look at him again, he still raised his own doubts.

Bam snorted, but the sound was extremely strange, and then he said, "'every day' means. . .Today, yesterday, the day before yesterday, every day of last week, every day of last month, every day of last year, every day of the past. . .understand? "

Kabini nodded his head, and said: "I already understand, but... I want to say that your mental state needs to be adjusted, and I have to say that although what you played is a recording, I am very sure that , your playing is very good! Maybe you can become a pianist after you retire.”

At this time, Bam hummed for no reason, and said, "Pianist? Actually, my father is a pianist, but unfortunately, although I fell in love with playing the piano when I was seven years old, but in my life When I was five years old, I fell in love with football first. My persistence was destined to disappoint my father. I gave up being an excellent pianist and chose football. This is the only thing my father did before his death. Pity..."

(End of this chapter)