You and Me
by Lu Yingong
About This Novel
An Ning admits that he is easily soft-hearted. The chaos Xiang Kui described to him made him hesitate for two days, and then he relented. From childhood to adulthood, he is used to taking responsibility. He selected several pieces such as Mozart's "Flute Concerto No. 1 In G Major" and spent two afternoons with the Aiyin Symphony Orchestra before getting ready to play. On the day of the performance, the red hall was brightly lit. As before every performance, An Ning sat in a corner of the dark backstage to calm down. Outside the curtain, the audience was entering the venue. Only then did he suddenly remember that he didn't know whether the banners hanging above the stage and outside the theater door were "Quiet Flute Solo Concert" or if they had been changed to "Quiet Flute Solo Concert." He had forgotten to take a look just now. Would they find it strange if they were different from the names printed on the tickets in their hands? His thoughts didn't stay on this question for too long, and he didn't care much about it now. It's just a show. Isn't it just a rescue performance? He didn't even worry about whether his father Lin Zhongdao would come like many times in the past.
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