Chapter 1474
Chapter 1474:
“In… in the bar,” Miriam answered hesitantly. She glanced at Annabel as if seeking reassurance before replying.
Garry’s expression changed at once. He narrowed his eyes, his gaze unreadable.
When Annabel noticed, she rolled her eyes. “Get the recording ready p>
Garry refused to let it go and kept staring at Annabel.
“Listen, Garry,” Annabel said. “I’ve never met anyone as talented as Miriam p>
Garry looked genuinely shocked. “The most talented? I didn’t expect to hear that from you. That’s rare. Come here p>
As he spoke, he waved for Miriam to follow.
Miriam instinctively looked to Annabel, confusion written all over her face.
Annabel patted her shoulder in reassurance. “Let’s start with singing. Sing your original song p>
“Well… I have the accompaniment on my phone,” Miriam said after a moment of thought.
“Even better.” Annabel lifted her gaze toward Garry. “Transfer her accompaniment p>
Garry nodded and sat down in front of the computer. Miriam quickly pulled out her phone and sent him the track.
“Have you ever recorded in a studio before?” Garry asked, looking up at her.
Miriam shook her head. “Only on my phone p>
Garry let out a small chuckle, then spoke casually, “Go in, put on the headphones, and face the microphone. When I say ‘start,’ you sing p>
Miriam nodded, turned around, and stepped into the recording booth. She stood stiffly in front of the microphone, feeling awkward and out of place.
A moment later, Garry’s voice came through the headphones. “Can you hear me p>
Miriam nodded, gripping the headphones.
“Get ready. We’re starting p>
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Then Garry clicked on Miriam’s accompaniment. The music began to play, and his fingers started tapping the table in time with the beat.
When Garry looked up, he realized Miriam had changed completely. Her voice flowed softly, and her eyes looked gentle and focused.
He rested his chin on his hand. The laziness in his expression faded as he watched her. Miriam seemed like a different person the moment she began to sing.
Even so, Garry abruptly pressed pause.
“Stop. Start again. You’re off-key p>
His expression barely changed. “The song starts in C, but you began on the wrong note p>
Miriam froze. Garry had identified the mistake the instant she started singing.
And this was her own melody—Garry was hearing it for the first time.
Still stunned, she heard his voice again. “What are you waiting for p>
“How do you know I was wrong?” Miriam blurted out, unable to hold it in.
“I guessed,” Garry replied casually. “Based on this melody, there’s a ninety percent chance it’s in C. Go on p>