"I stand in the time you left behind, waiting for the dawn, to obliterate you—" Under the spotlight, the voice subtly fluctuated among the necessary accompaniment, "that pitiful fish."
The last note fell, ending with two single notes on the guitar.
Silence filled the venue.
If "And the Days to Come" brought everyone the sweetness of a first love, then "Sorrow Fish" was a kind of sorrowful emptiness.
"And the Days to Come" was too light-hearted, so many imitated it; although Senior Sister sang it better than most, there were still voices of skepticism.
But when "Sorrow Fish" ended, those who had mocked and jeered finally conceded, utterly convinced.
The next moment, somebody started clapping.
Soon, the venue erupted with thunderous applause.
Shi Mei looked down at the watch on her wrist, slightly curled her lips, and whispered, "Thank you."
"Can we request songs?"
"I want to hear 'Child'!"
"I want to hear 'My Days After You Die.'"
"..."
