♫ 24 | accidental voice (set in early morning)

[refinedmaestro]

[Today was that day once more. Frederic knew it in his heart that this day would come again, however part of him wish it didn't. Sitting at his newly moved piano in his own music room at the new apartment, he begins playing Mozart's Piano Sonata No.8 K.310 in A minor Movement No. 2 concentrating and becoming lost in his own world that is the piano

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[consultmybooks]

[Giles doesn't dare chime in until Frederic pauses Mazurka No. 25.]

...you know, you ought to sing out loud more often.

voice

[refinedmaestro]

[Frederic softly laughs at Giles' comment.]

What would people think of the great Chopin singing?

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[consultmybooks]

I'm not at all certain, actually. But, well, it could be something new. And you don't have a bad voice.

voice

[refinedmaestro]

I've been practicing for a few months now, I would hope my voice sounds at least fairly pleasant to the ears.

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[consultmybooks]

You hoped correctly.

...everything all right, Frederic?

voice

[refinedmaestro]

Of course I'm fine, why wouldn't I be?

[consultmybooks]

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[consultmybooks]

[Because he knows your history, Frederic. Or at least the dates.

And he recognizes someone trying to distract themselves.]

...glad to hear it.

voice

[refinedmaestro]

You're a good friend, Giles. Thank you for showing concern for my well-being.

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[consultmybooks]

You'd do the same for me. Hell, you've done the same for me.

voice

[refinedmaestro]

It's because of our friendship, Giles. Friendship is about helping each other and being there for those whom we cherish.

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[consultmybooks]

And, apparently, giving them ideas on new directions to take their career in.

...I'm glad you're holding up, at least, Frederic.

voice

[refinedmaestro]

As am I. I'm not allowing the past to hurt me, I'm putting my best foot forward and thinking of my future.