Love at First Piano ✓

Love at First Piano ✓

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Last published Sun, Jun 3, 2018

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Britney Elizé has always been the one who receives all of the compliments. She's been the good example while her sister was the bad. Bethany Elizé is the one that is usually forgotten when her family's being the topic of the conversation. Their dad, William Elizé, one of the most famous pianists in the world died at sixty-eight. Britney was the one everyone felt sorry for because they think that she's his only child. She looks a lot like him, however, Bethany looks nothing like her father. This is when Bethany Elizé decides it's time for her to have at least one characteristic from her father and that is playing the piano. Even though she has no idea how to play but she'll do whatever to learn.

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