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- Hello, we came to ask Mr. L. Tselen a few questions regarding the missing paintings, - Alaria explained.
— Hmmm... — The woman looked carefully at Elrine and Alaria. — Castor did mention that someone might show up regarding this matter. Unfortunately, he stepped out of the city for a short time, but if you don't mind waiting, you can wait for him inside. I will prepare some tea and a light meal for you, if necessary.
— Hmmm... — The woman looked closely at Elrine and Alaria. — Castor did say that someone might show up regarding this matter. Unfortunately, he stepped out of the city for a short time, but if you're not in a hurry, you can wait for him inside. I'll prepare some tea and a light meal for you, if needed.
—We would be very grateful for your hospitality. Just tea, if it's not too much trouble.
The stranger led the visitors into the living room and invited them to sit on a comfortable sofa. The room's interior was decorated in relaxing and calming shades of green, and it featured a variety of decorations as well as a luxurious grand piano. During the subsequent conversation, which took place after a properly conducted tea ceremony, it was revealed that the woman was Castor's wife, and her full name was Fay L. Tzelen.
Elrina couldn't help but notice the sense of style that was characteristic of the residents of this house. It was also clear that in recent years, the official had achieved certain heights in his career, which, as she believed, indicated that he was an ambitious and hardworking person. -Do you enjoy music? - she asked Fay casually, nodding towards the grand piano. -Or is it your husband?
Added 3 minutes later By the way, I wanted to suggest adding hyperlinks to the capital locations on the page with Rheims from the previous experience, and also adding him to the signature, so as not to clutter it with thirty separate links, but maybe it won't be very convenient.
— I've been practicing playing musical instruments since childhood and continue to do so to this day. Castor, unfortunately, despite having a great love for the instrument, never learned to play it. Sadly, not everyone is born with a talent for music.
By the way, I wanted to suggest adding hyperlinks to the capital locations on the page with Rheims, and putting him in the signature, so as not to clutter it with thirty separate links, but maybe it won't be very convenient.
Well... On one hand, yes, but on the other hand, it will require more clicks. But let's see when there are too many of them.
— I've been practicing playing musical instruments since childhood and continue to do so to this day. Castor, unfortunately, no matter how much he loved the instrument, he never learned to play it. Sadly, not everyone is born with a talent for music.
—I can understand him very well, unfortunately. On the other hand, I've heard that with enough perseverance and time, it's possible to achieve success in any endeavor, and talent simply reduces these costs. But I can't say whether this statement applies to music. —Elrina paused for a moment. —Perhaps you could play something for us to pass the time? I'm not insisting, of course.
File L. Tselen agreed with Elrina's proposal, took her place behind the instrument, thought for a moment about which composition to choose, and then began to play.
- Wonderful! - Elrina was even a little touched, gently dabbing her eyes with the corner of her handkerchief. - You really have a genuine talent! I have no doubt that you could easily perform at large concerts, competing with famous composers of our time.
— Thank you for such a warm compliment. I am very glad that you enjoyed it. Nevertheless, I have never had a particular desire to perform in front of a large audience, and therefore my music will most likely remain exclusive to a small number of people.