Nina was still ying the piano and the music drifted throughout the hall.


    Daniel, Ang, Dora and Chester found a quiet ce to sit down, listening to the music quietly, letting it flow through them.


    Chester asked in a low voice, "Is Aunt Nina the princess of C Ind?"


    Daniel and Ang looked at each other and nodded.


    Ang sighed with surprise. "Yes, she is the princess of C Ind.


    I think they''re trying to find a way to mess with your sister." Ang looked at her husband helplessly.


    Daniel loved his sister a lot. He said to his wife, "We need to help her if we can. This is so not cool."


    Ang was a little reluctant to help Jessica, but after all, Jessica was her sister-inw. She nodded and said, "Okay. But she seems kinda pissytely. Like she might get mad if I say something to help her."


    "Just do the best you can." Daniel felt sad for his wife. He whispered in his wife''s ear, "She left Jason."


    "What?" Ang cried out in shock. She covered her mouth when she realized how serious this was.


    "Really?" she asked. Daniel sighed, "I guess


    at this might help embarrass Nina.


    "You didn''t actually y the score. Some of it was different," Vivian said with concern. "Nina, did you read the sheet music only one time?"


    "Yes, I did." Nina nodded calmly.


    "No wonder you made some mistakes." Vivian kindly informed Nina.


    Nina shook her head calmly. "No, I didn''t make any mistakes. There are several mistakes in the sheet music.


    "Really?" May asked.


    "Yeah." Nina nodded.


    With a worried look on her face, Vivian said, "Nina, this music score was brought here by Prince Leon himself. How could there be mistakes? He''s the prince of C Ind. You don''t want to make him angry."


    May thought that Vivian should be an actress. She was really hamming it up.


    ''If she really became an actress, we''d be fighting over roles.


    I shouldn''t worry, though. I know I''m good enough.''


    "Mrs. Shi, how do you know there were some mistakes? You didn''t write this."


    Knowing that they were deliberately trying to embarrass her, Nina admitted frankly, "I wrote it. I wrote it for my brother when I was sixteen years old."