Chapter 1476
Chapter 1476:
Miriam pressed her lips together and nodded, nervous again. “Did I do well p>
Garry crossed his arms over his chest and said solemnly, “Honestly, you did a terrible job p>
Miriam hadn’t expected that. Her expression faltered.
“You have talent, but you don’t know how to sing. Your lyrics and composition are a mess, and your stage presence is awful,” Garry said, listing each issue one by one.
The hope in Miriam’s eyes died instantly. She twisted the hem of her clothes and lowered her head.
Garry’s harsh criticism lit a fire in Miriam. She threw herself into training with everything she had, holding herself to stricter standards than ever.
After days of relentless practice, the company finally acknowledged her extraordinary potential and officially signed her.
Miriam’s musical aptitude was undeniable. Whenever Garry offered guidance, she absorbed it quickly and applied it almost immediately. The training was grueling, but the results spoke for themselves.
“Well? Why don’t you try again? I’m listening,” Garry said. He adjusted his glasses, crossed his arms, and fixed his gaze on Miriam.
Her hard work had paid off. The fear that once made her voice tremble had eased, and she finally felt steady. She opened her mouth and sang the song she had rehearsed countless times.
When the final note faded, the room fell silent.
Miriam’s heart pounded as she waited for a reaction.
“Good,” Garry said.
The simple approval loosened the knot in her chest, and a quiet confidence began to settle in.
“It’s great,” Annabel added, giving Miriam a sincere thumbs-up. She couldn’t deny how far Miriam had come.
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“All right,” Garry said, satisfied. “Let’s go to the recording studio p>
Miriam nodded and followed him, her confidence growing with every step.
Inside the studio, Garry kept guiding her through the setup, helping her make the necessary preparations. But as the time to record drew near, he stepped out of the booth.
For the first time, his nervousness was unmistakable.
“Why do you look even more nervous than Miriam?” Annabel teased, laughing despite herself. For all of Garry’s strictness, it was obvious he genuinely cared about Miriam.
“This is her debut album,” Garry replied, lifting his brow as he tried to regain his composure while keeping an eye on the recording room. “How could I not be worried p>
With Garry’s guidance, Miriam successfully released her first album. She was so overwhelmed that she could barely put into words what it felt like to finally be acknowledged as a musician.
As the album’s popularity climbed, her excitement and nerves surged together.
“Calm down,” Garry said. “It just came out. And it’s your first album. Don’t let it p>