【Xun Si】How Could You Possibly?

In music class, they were arranged to cooperate to complete a project.Compose music together and perform in class ensembles.two together.In terms of groups, although most of them are pairs, each group can consist of up to four students.They are eager to cooperate to complete subjects other than the school's prescribed curriculum-Akagi thinks they are the most suitable partners, a cellist and a pianist.That's one more thing he knows, Kaoru's instrument is the piano.

He was uncontrollably tense.

He tried his best to postpone any communication and cooperation on this topic as much as possible, insisting that they should listen to other groups' ensembles first, and then start to act when they have a clear idea, completely ignoring Kaoru's weak objection.He really wants to compose with Shinji, it must be fun...

But Shinji doesn't want to play for him, uh—no, he does, but he has deeper worries.He worried about being disappointed with his own playing, or worse, with the new student he had come to love so quickly.Always self-conscious, he never stopped doubting himself, even with music.He had only listened to Kaoru play a few ballads so far, and was deeply moved by them-although he could see that he had reservations.Maybe it's because Shinji hasn't pulled the strings for him yet.

It wasn't until Teacher Akagi talked to them alone in a music class that they knew that the time limit was up.

They never really played together under any circumstances, and they didn't even bother to pretend that they were seriously collaborating.They just looked at each other's faces and smiled softly, chatting freely.The same goes for other students in the class, after all, this is not a topic that can be concentrated on for a long time.With months to go before they can write something and perform it, they could have slowed down and taken it slow.Although both of them thought of a lot of good ideas and memorized a few strings of notes, they paid more attention to each other and couldn't devote themselves to the subject at all.