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2007-05-11 20:12 |
EPISODE 1 － Sophie lending her music score book to William. yZ k HBG4
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That was the very 1st time I saw her. She warm-hearted me, lent her text book to me, someone she had just met. For that, she was punished. Every sound of the cane dropped on her hand was hurting my heart. From that moment, the look into her eyes made me want to protect her, forever. (}E-+:vFU
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EPISODE 1 －At the airport VIP waiting room, William was talking to his music school’s administrator via the laptop. rx`G* k{X
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I’m stuck at the airport. I won’t be able to join the Press Conference before my concert. Make sure everything is set-up and ready. I don’t want any trouble . …………………. (the rest all spoken in Chinese something related to the music school). Don’t ask me why, just do what I say. T8Sgu6:*R
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EPISODE 1 －At the airport transit lounge, Owen playing the violin. :H[E
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Owen: Who do you think you are? Telling me you are rich. Bv"Fx* {W
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William: I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to. S |T:rc(~
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EPISODE 1 － Upon the return to Taiwan, at the Concert’s Rest Room. < kM%z {p
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…….. Mr William Spencer. JC+VG;kcs
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EPISODE 1 - At the Opening Speech of the Concert. ? `KOW
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William: Thank you for attending my inanugural concert. Athough my father, ""d>f4,S
Dick Spencer who founded the Royal Spencer Academy of Music, is -(.7/G'Vk>
no longer with us, but his spirits live on in the school. A Spencer }}_uN-m
never leaves, only new members will keep on joining us. This is u2< h<}Y
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