Becoming the Richest by Farming
Chapter 242 - 0242 A cello matter_1

Chapter 242: 0242 A cello matter_1

Naya York’s side wasn’t exactly peaceful either.

Whether intentional or not, as soon as Lucy Wood started practicing the cello, a famous cello teacher arrived at the York family home to instruct her and Nina York.

She had played the cello before, as most born here had some form of talent or another.

These were essentially basic courses.

The key was that the teacher who came to instruct them was very prestigious, also an internationally renowned cellist. He happened to be performing in the country and had some connection with the York family, which allowed Naya to invite him to give lessons at her home.

Her live broadcast’s barrage was filled with explanations of the cellist’s identity, enlightening the audience and at the same time inciting unstoppable envy and jealousy in their hearts.

Others from birth enjoyed the finest treatment, and now even the teachers they hired were world-famous performers; there was simply no comparison.

Then look next door, Lucy Wood was self-indulgently playing her cello without any teacher to guide her, playing whatever she felt like playing.

If Naya’s side had an elegant music room, Lucy’s side was just an open-air space, complete with a sister in the courtyard peeling radishes.

The scene was completely different, even cruelly contrasting.

Some felt subtly that Naya was doing this on purpose, while others just realized that the gap between people can indeed be vast.

When Naya and her sister took lessons, they were especially diligent and received praise from the teacher, while Lucy’s approach was much more casual.

Lucy and her family didn’t read the barrage during their live broadcast, so naturally, they were unaware of the current atmosphere in the live broadcast room.

Quite a few viewers from Naya’s live broadcast had come over to hurl abuse.

[Scholarly show-off, my Naya plays cello and so do you, but seriously, do you even match up?]

[I’m laughing to death, a distinguished teacher instructs them, and look what you’re doing. Cellos should be played in elegant halls, and you playing in such a shabby place is an embarrassment.]

[????????????? Why has a bunch of crazy people flooded the barrage?]

[Even though they are sisters, why is the difference so huge?]

[I don’t even know if it’s intentional or just a coincidence, but who’s copying who here?]

[Did the one next door intentionally invite a famous teacher to provoke? So, just because they’re taught by a renowned teacher, they play well?]

[I heard Naya’s cello is valued at 2.19 million... OMG.]

[... I’m done, even a cello can be the cause of an argument, unbelievable.]

...

In the live broadcast room, Ellen Young listened to Lucy Wood play a few pieces and then said, "Your cello’s tone also sounds a bit off, how long have you had this cello?"]

Lucy Wood said sheepishly, "I’ve had it for a few years now. It was when I was just learning the cello, but before I entered the entertainment industry, so I didn’t have much money. I bought it myself, and when I was packing up stuff, I saw it and brought it over without thinking of replacing it."]

A typical beginner’s cello could range from a few thousand to ten thousand in price, and Lucy Wood’s was just a few thousand yuan.

It could hardly be said to have a tone quality.

Because the Wood family didn’t care for her additional interests.

Lucy had been cautious around the Wood family before, but now that she had left, she spoke about some things quite frankly.

It had been many years, and during a trip back to the Woods’ to pack up her things, she found the cello and brought it with her on a whim.

The cello was still playable, so she never thought about replacing it.

Compared to the cello worth millions next door, the contrast was stark.

Ellen paused for a moment, then stood up to wash her hands, and after drying them off, she said, "Wait here for a second."

Lucy Wood had no idea what she was doing, but of course, it didn’t matter to her, so she cheerfully continued to play her cello.