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On the stage, Jane seemed to perceive Levine's gaze, and his eyes fell meaningfully on Levine, but they were hidden behind the melody and lyrics, making people unpredictable. &1t;/
Levine's brow furrowed slightly, and all the emotions and softness in his eyes disappeared without a trace. He spread his hands, showing a helpless and innocent look, and said with his mouth, "Why?" Don't care about it, it seems that it has never changed. &1t;/
Jane's eyes dimmed slightly, revealing a trace of sadness, but before she could catch it, she shifted her gaze and looked to the other side. There was the sound of Jim's chorus in her ear, and she raised her jaw to look. At the husband, a sweet smile appeared at the corner of his mouth, and his expression became cheerful again. &1t;/
However, hidden in the joy, there is a trace of loneliness. &1t;/
Levine's expression froze on his cheeks again, staring at Jane in a daze. A touch of sadness and tenderness, bit by bit modified the edges and corners of his body, quietly resonated in the melodious melody. &1t;/
Papi, the bar owner, took a seat next to him. Levine looked up and then looked at Jane again. &1t;/
"Boy, they're not bad." Papi said. &1t;/
Levine lifted the cigarette in his hand, and the curl of smoke wafted in front of him, "...huh."&1t;/
"That Jane. I think / on / her." &1t;/
"...Huh."&1t;/
Emily stared at the big screen quietly, watching Levine’s expression, the bitterness and loss hidden between the melody and the light and shadow, like the dust slowly settled in the air, telling in detail what belongs to A person's story. Suddenly, she fell in love with this movie. &1t;/
That night, Levine stayed in Jim and Jane's home after all. He slept on the floor, and Troy slept on the sand. &1t;/
In the early morning, Levine regained consciousness from the sound of Troy's breakfast cereal. They had a life-like conversation. Unlike Levine, Troy is a positive, optimistic, easy-going personality, who does not complain or complain, is cheerful and content, but he has been signed with Bud Grossman. opportunity. &1t;/
Troy left. &1t;/
Levine lay on the sand, trying to enjoy the relaxation of a cigarette, he opened the window. But before he had time to take a bite, the big yellow cat ran out of the open window and slipped away along the fire escape. Lewynn chased him out in embarrassment and sloppy embarrassment, but after a tumult, he still failed to catch up. &1t;/
Levine went back upstairs and awakened Jane who was asleep and came to open the door; however, Levine did not enter the room, but wanted to talk to Jane about the child. The interior was obviously not a suitable choice, so Levine borrowed Jim's winter coat and left the house with Jane. &1t;/
On the way to Columbia Square, Jane was whining and complaining, venting all the anger in his heart on Levine, and swearing all his faults on Levine. If this is Jim She wants to stay because they have been trying to get pregnant; but the problem is that Jane can’t be sure. Therefore, this child must disappear. &1t;/
And Levine? &1t;/
Levine had been tidying up his coat. He is a bit more burly than Jim, and his coat is slightly narrower. &1t;/
What's more, no matter what he said, even if it was just silence, Jane's anger could not be subdued. Any word could be a reason for Jane to attack. &1t;/
Obviously, Jane knew that this was not the first time Levine encountered such a situation, she was just another "accident" of Levine. &1t;/
"Should you have heard a saying, "Tango needs two people to go"?" Levine accepted all the anger and calmly taunted back. &1t;/
"Go/you/Mom/." This is Jane's answer. &1t;/
Levine's gaze fell on Jane's profile, paused for a while, and then he almost lowered his eyes, concealing his inner emotions, with a nonchalant expression on his face, "Well, I think we should wait for you. After the anger is gone, [31 Novel Network Update Fast] will discuss again, but then we have to wait until......"&1t;/
Levine prolonged the ending, and seemed to be thinking seriously, "Then you have to wait...When will you wait?" Finally, he threw the question to Jane. &1t;/
"Go/you/Mom/!" This is still Jane's answer. &1t;/
Levine glanced at Jane with a complicated glance. The painful struggle was fleeting. After all, he turned his head and let out a sigh of relief, and did not continue to speak. &1t;/
"..." After a long silence, Jane's tone and attitude suddenly calmed down, and she whispered, "I miss Mike."&1t;/
Levine lowered his gaze, making it impossible to capture the emotions in his eyes. He deliberately pretended not to hear, and changed the subject, "Can I ask you for a favor?"&1t;/
"Are you kidding?" Jane looked at Levine in disbelief. &1t;/
"Not for me. But for the Grofiennes." Levine explained diligently, "Their cat has left. Can you leave the window of the fire escape open?"&1t;/
"It's winter now." Jane was already out of anger, but her tone calmed down. &1t;/
"Enough enough for the cat to sneak in. It will come back." Levine was still talking to himself. &1t;/
"Go back to our apartment?" After all, Jane's anger was aroused again, looking at Levine strangely, "It only stayed there for six hours! Why did it come back?"&1t;/
"I don't know, I'm not his/mother's cat!" Levine also raised his voice and defended with excitement, "Think about it, I lost their cat. , I am very guilty."&1t;/
"That's the cause of your guilt?" Jane's eyes widened, and she looked at Levine helplessly, unable to believe her ears. &1t;/
……&1t;/
Emily was sure that Levine was a bastard, but she still underestimated the extent of Levine's bastard. &1t;/
Levine returned to his sister's house, tried to borrow money to tide over the difficulties, but was unwilling to reveal his embarrassment, so he pretended that his music career was going well, condescendingly picking up their lives, refusing to give up their dreams and walking corpses alive. Qing Gaodi put on an artist's posture, and in the end, he returned empty-handed. &1t;/
At the train station, Levine called Professor Grofiens to mention the big yellow cat again, and repeatedly emphasized that the cat is now staying in Jim and Jane’s home. Everything is fine. He will take the cat back tomorrow. . &1t;/
Levine accidentally learned that Jim was looking for him. He didn’t care at all and would only want to take it perfunctorily. However, Professor Grofiennes repeatedly emphasized that he told what he knew, because Columbia Records has a Recording opportunity, one of the singers had to quit because of illness, Jim thinks Levine should be interested. &1t;/
So Levine came to Columbia Records. &1t;/
Here, Levine met Jim and the stranger Al Cody. &1t;/
This is not to do music work for folk singers, but to record a special commercial song, full of popular simple chords and fancy singing skills. &1t;/
When Levine showed a playful expression and asked Jim "Who is the creator", Jim answered with a calm expression, "I". &1t;/
After the performance, Levine took the initiative to give up the copyright, only hoping to cash the two hundred dollars remuneration check as soon as possible. He didn't care about his name not appearing on the creator list and not getting royalties. He even chose to give up impatiently. &1t;/
Leaving the recording studio, Levine went to his record company and asked if he had a letter from Bud Grossman, but he was disappointed after all. What's more sad is that the record company is sorting out "junk items", one of them The big boxes are old records that Levine and Mike can't sell. &1t;/
So Levine carried a large box of old records and came to Al's house. At the end of the recording, Levine asked if he could borrow the sand from Al's house, and Al agreed. &1t;/
At this time Al was about to leave. He went to his home in New Jersey and borrowed his mother's car, so he let Levine enter the home alone. Levine tried to find a space to put the big box, but unexpectedly another big box appeared under the coffee table. The whole box is full of records that Al Cody can't sell. &1t;/
Later, Levine came to Jim and Jane's home again. Jane refused Levine's request to go upstairs, but agreed to take Levine's belongings to the cafe downstairs and return them to Levine. &1t;/
After raising the cash, Levine asked when Jane was going to have the operation, but after a few words of conversation, the two quarreled again. Levine condemned Jim and Jane as utilitarians, and music was completely reduced to a tool. ; Jane condemned Levine as a loser, no plan, no future, nothing good and nothing. &1t;/
Halfway through the argument, Levine rushed out of the cafe without warning, and after a chaotic run, he caught a big yellow cat. Obviously ~www.novelhall.com~ this is the big yellow cat owned by the Grofiennes, which gave Levine a long sigh of relief. After returning to the cafe, he and Jane mocked each other again. End of this conversation. &1t;/
This is Levine's life. &1t;/
In the city of New York, from here to there, from there to here, not only for my own music career, but also to solve the mess of life. &1t;/
However, when Levine learned from the doctor that Diane, who had caused the problem last time, did not complete the abortion/birth/surgery, and he knew nothing about it, there was still a problem in the entire theater. The low breathing sound can feel the mixed emotions hidden in it, and it is impossible to distinguish it carefully. &1t;/
Levine refused to accompany Diane or Jane to the operation, so he didn't know that Diane not only did not have the operation, but also returned to his hometown and completed the delivery. However, the doctor has no way to refund the fee to Levine, because Levine does not have a fixed residence in New York, and the bars that used to perform fixed performances no longer appear. &1t;/
So now, three years later, Levine knew that he was the father of a two-year-old. &1t;/
Levine sat on the chair in a daze, staring at the doctor behind the desk opposite, with a trace of blankness, a trace of pain, and a trace of bitterness in his eyes. Those dark brown eyes faintly reflected a thin mist of water, and under that bastard's coat, a moment of fragility was revealed for the first time. &1t;/
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On the stage, Jane seemed to perceive Levine's gaze, and his eyes fell meaningfully on Levine, but they were hidden behind the melody and lyrics, making people unpredictable. &1t;/
Levine's brow furrowed slightly, and all the emotions and softness in his eyes disappeared without a trace. He spread his hands, showing a helpless and innocent look, and said with his mouth, "Why?" Don't care about it, it seems that it has never changed. &1t;/
Jane's eyes dimmed slightly, revealing a trace of sadness, but before she could catch it, she shifted her gaze and looked to the other side. There was the sound of Jim's chorus in her ear, and she raised her jaw to look. At the husband, a sweet smile appeared at the corner of his mouth, and his expression became cheerful again. &1t;/
However, hidden in the joy, there is a trace of loneliness. &1t;/
Levine's expression froze on his cheeks again, staring at Jane in a daze. A touch of sadness and tenderness, bit by bit modified the edges and corners of his body, quietly resonated in the melodious melody. &1t;/
Papi, the bar owner, took a seat next to him. Levine looked up and then looked at Jane again. &1t;/
"Boy, they're not bad." Papi said. &1t;/
Levine lifted the cigarette in his hand, and the curl of smoke wafted in front of him, "...huh."&1t;/
"That Jane. I think / on / her." &1t;/
"...Huh."&1t;/
Emily stared at the big screen quietly, watching Levine’s expression, the bitterness and loss hidden between the melody and the light and shadow, like the dust slowly settled in the air, telling in detail what belongs to A person's story. Suddenly, she fell in love with this movie. &1t;/
That night, Levine stayed in Jim and Jane's home after all. He slept on the floor, and Troy slept on the sand. &1t;/
In the early morning, Levine regained consciousness from the sound of Troy's breakfast cereal. They had a life-like conversation. Unlike Levine, Troy is a positive, optimistic, easy-going personality, who does not complain or complain, is cheerful and content, but he has been signed with Bud Grossman. opportunity. &1t;/
Troy left. &1t;/
Levine lay on the sand, trying to enjoy the relaxation of a cigarette, he opened the window. But before he had time to take a bite, the big yellow cat ran out of the open window and slipped away along the fire escape. Lewynn chased him out in embarrassment and sloppy embarrassment, but after a tumult, he still failed to catch up. &1t;/
Levine went back upstairs and awakened Jane who was asleep and came to open the door; however, Levine did not enter the room, but wanted to talk to Jane about the child. The interior was obviously not a suitable choice, so Levine borrowed Jim's winter coat and left the house with Jane. &1t;/
On the way to Columbia Square, Jane was whining and complaining, venting all the anger in his heart on Levine, and swearing all his faults on Levine. If this is Jim She wants to stay because they have been trying to get pregnant; but the problem is that Jane can’t be sure. Therefore, this child must disappear. &1t;/
And Levine? &1t;/
Levine had been tidying up his coat. He is a bit more burly than Jim, and his coat is slightly narrower. &1t;/
What's more, no matter what he said, even if it was just silence, Jane's anger could not be subdued. Any word could be a reason for Jane to attack. &1t;/
Obviously, Jane knew that this was not the first time Levine encountered such a situation, she was just another "accident" of Levine. &1t;/
"Should you have heard a saying, "Tango needs two people to go"?" Levine accepted all the anger and calmly taunted back. &1t;/
"Go/you/Mom/." This is Jane's answer. &1t;/
Levine's gaze fell on Jane's profile, paused for a while, and then he almost lowered his eyes, concealing his inner emotions, with a nonchalant expression on his face, "Well, I think we should wait for you. After the anger is gone, [31 Novel Network Update Fast] will discuss again, but then we have to wait until......"&1t;/
Levine prolonged the ending, and seemed to be thinking seriously, "Then you have to wait...When will you wait?" Finally, he threw the question to Jane. &1t;/
"Go/you/Mom/!" This is still Jane's answer. &1t;/
Levine glanced at Jane with a complicated glance. The painful struggle was fleeting. After all, he turned his head and let out a sigh of relief, and did not continue to speak. &1t;/
"..." After a long silence, Jane's tone and attitude suddenly calmed down, and she whispered, "I miss Mike."&1t;/
Levine lowered his gaze, making it impossible to capture the emotions in his eyes. He deliberately pretended not to hear, and changed the subject, "Can I ask you for a favor?"&1t;/
"Are you kidding?" Jane looked at Levine in disbelief. &1t;/
"Not for me. But for the Grofiennes." Levine explained diligently, "Their cat has left. Can you leave the window of the fire escape open?"&1t;/
"It's winter now." Jane was already out of anger, but her tone calmed down. &1t;/
"Enough enough for the cat to sneak in. It will come back." Levine was still talking to himself. &1t;/
"Go back to our apartment?" After all, Jane's anger was aroused again, looking at Levine strangely, "It only stayed there for six hours! Why did it come back?"&1t;/
"I don't know, I'm not his/mother's cat!" Levine also raised his voice and defended with excitement, "Think about it, I lost their cat. , I am very guilty."&1t;/
"That's the cause of your guilt?" Jane's eyes widened, and she looked at Levine helplessly, unable to believe her ears. &1t;/
……&1t;/
Emily was sure that Levine was a bastard, but she still underestimated the extent of Levine's bastard. &1t;/
Levine returned to his sister's house, tried to borrow money to tide over the difficulties, but was unwilling to reveal his embarrassment, so he pretended that his music career was going well, condescendingly picking up their lives, refusing to give up their dreams and walking corpses alive. Qing Gaodi put on an artist's posture, and in the end, he returned empty-handed. &1t;/
At the train station, Levine called Professor Grofiens to mention the big yellow cat again, and repeatedly emphasized that the cat is now staying in Jim and Jane’s home. Everything is fine. He will take the cat back tomorrow. . &1t;/
Levine accidentally learned that Jim was looking for him. He didn’t care at all and would only want to take it perfunctorily. However, Professor Grofiennes repeatedly emphasized that he told what he knew, because Columbia Records has a Recording opportunity, one of the singers had to quit because of illness, Jim thinks Levine should be interested. &1t;/
So Levine came to Columbia Records. &1t;/
Here, Levine met Jim and the stranger Al Cody. &1t;/
This is not to do music work for folk singers, but to record a special commercial song, full of popular simple chords and fancy singing skills. &1t;/
When Levine showed a playful expression and asked Jim "Who is the creator", Jim answered with a calm expression, "I". &1t;/
After the performance, Levine took the initiative to give up the copyright, only hoping to cash the two hundred dollars remuneration check as soon as possible. He didn't care about his name not appearing on the creator list and not getting royalties. He even chose to give up impatiently. &1t;/
Leaving the recording studio, Levine went to his record company and asked if he had a letter from Bud Grossman, but he was disappointed after all. What's more sad is that the record company is sorting out "junk items", one of them The big boxes are old records that Levine and Mike can't sell. &1t;/
So Levine carried a large box of old records and came to Al's house. At the end of the recording, Levine asked if he could borrow the sand from Al's house, and Al agreed. &1t;/
At this time Al was about to leave. He went to his home in New Jersey and borrowed his mother's car, so he let Levine enter the home alone. Levine tried to find a space to put the big box, but unexpectedly another big box appeared under the coffee table. The whole box is full of records that Al Cody can't sell. &1t;/
Later, Levine came to Jim and Jane's home again. Jane refused Levine's request to go upstairs, but agreed to take Levine's belongings to the cafe downstairs and return them to Levine. &1t;/
After raising the cash, Levine asked when Jane was going to have the operation, but after a few words of conversation, the two quarreled again. Levine condemned Jim and Jane as utilitarians, and music was completely reduced to a tool. ; Jane condemned Levine as a loser, no plan, no future, nothing good and nothing. &1t;/
Halfway through the argument, Levine rushed out of the cafe without warning, and after a chaotic run, he caught a big yellow cat. Obviously ~www.novelhall.com~ this is the big yellow cat owned by the Grofiennes, which gave Levine a long sigh of relief. After returning to the cafe, he and Jane mocked each other again. End of this conversation. &1t;/
This is Levine's life. &1t;/
In the city of New York, from here to there, from there to here, not only for my own music career, but also to solve the mess of life. &1t;/
However, when Levine learned from the doctor that Diane, who had caused the problem last time, did not complete the abortion/birth/surgery, and he knew nothing about it, there was still a problem in the entire theater. The low breathing sound can feel the mixed emotions hidden in it, and it is impossible to distinguish it carefully. &1t;/
Levine refused to accompany Diane or Jane to the operation, so he didn't know that Diane not only did not have the operation, but also returned to his hometown and completed the delivery. However, the doctor has no way to refund the fee to Levine, because Levine does not have a fixed residence in New York, and the bars that used to perform fixed performances no longer appear. &1t;/
So now, three years later, Levine knew that he was the father of a two-year-old. &1t;/
Levine sat on the chair in a daze, staring at the doctor behind the desk opposite, with a trace of blankness, a trace of pain, and a trace of bitterness in his eyes. Those dark brown eyes faintly reflected a thin mist of water, and under that bastard's coat, a moment of fragility was revealed for the first time. &1t;/
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On the stage, Jane seemed to perceive Levine's gaze, and his eyes fell meaningfully on Levine, but they were hidden behind the melody and lyrics, making people unpredictable. &1t;/Levine's brow furrowed slightly, and all the emotions and softness in his eyes disappeared without a trace. He spread his hands, showing a helpless and innocent look, and said with his mouth, "Why?" Don't care about it, it seems that it has never changed. &1t;/Jane's eyes dimmed slightly, revealing a trace of sadness, but before she could catch it, she shifted her gaze and looked to the other side. There was the sound of Jim's chorus in her ear, and she raised her jaw to look. At the husband, a sweet smile appeared at the corner of his mouth, and his expression became cheerful again. &1t;/However, hidden in the joy, there is a trace of loneliness. &1t;/Levine's expression froze on his cheeks again, staring at Jane in a daze. A touch of sadness and tenderness, bit by bit modified the edges and corners of his body, quietly resonated in the melodious melody. &1t;/Papi, the bar owner, took a seat next to him. Levine looked up and then looked at Jane again. &1t;/"Boy, they're not bad." Papi said. &1t;/Levine lifted the cigarette in his hand, and the curl of smoke wafted in front of him, "...huh."&1t;/"That Jane. I think / on / her." &1t;/"...Huh."&1t;/Emily stared at the big screen quietly, watching Levine's expression, the bitterness and loss hidden between the melody and the light and shadow, like the dust slowly settled in the air, telling in detail what belongs to A person's story. Suddenly, she fell in love with this movie. &1t;/That night, Levine stayed in Jim and Jane's home after all. He slept on the floor, and Troy slept on the sand. &1t;/In the early morning, Levine regained consciousness from the sound of Troy's breakfast cereal. They had a life-like conversation. Unlike Levine, Troy is a positive, optimistic, easy-going personality, who does not complain or complain, is cheerful and content, but he has been signed with Bud Grossman. opportunity. &1t;/Troy left. &1t;/Levine lay on the sand, trying to enjoy the relaxation of a cigarette, he opened the window. But before he had time to take a bite, the big yellow cat ran out of the open window and slipped away along the fire escape. Lewynn chased him out in embarrassment and sloppy embarrassment, but after a tumult, he still failed to catch up. &1t;/Levine went back upstairs and awakened Jane who was asleep and came to open the door; however, Levine did not enter the room, but wanted to talk to Jane about the child. The interior was obviously not a suitable choice, so Levine borrowed Jim's winter coat and left the house with Jane. &1t;/On the way to Columbia Square, Jane was whining and complaining, venting all the anger in his heart on Levine, and swearing all his faults on Levine. If this is Jim She wants to stay because they have been trying to get pregnant; but the problem is that Jane can't be sure. Therefore, this child must disappear. &1t;/And Levine? &1t;/Levine had been tidying up his coat. He is a bit more burly than Jim, and his coat is slightly narrower. &1t;/What's more, no matter what he said, even if it was just silence, Jane's anger could not be subdued. Any word could be a reason for Jane to attack. &1t;/Obviously, Jane knew that this was not the first time Levine encountered such a situation, she was just another "accident" of Levine. &1t;/"Should you have heard a saying, "Tango needs two people to go"?" Levine accepted all the anger and calmly taunted back. &1t;/"Go/you/Mom/." This is Jane's answer. &1t;/Levine's gaze fell on Jane's profile, paused for a while, and then he almost lowered his eyes, concealing his inner emotions, with a nonchalant expression on his face, "Well, I think we should wait for you. After the anger is gone, 31 Novel Network Update Fast will discuss again, but then we have to wait until......"&1t;/Levine prolonged the ending, and seemed to be thinking seriously, "Then you have to wait...When will you wait?" Finally, he threw the question to Jane. &1t;/"Go/you/Mom/!" This is still Jane's answer. &1t;/Levine glanced at Jane with a complicated glance. The painful struggle was fleeting. After all, he turned his head and let out a sigh of relief, and did not continue to speak. &1t;/"..." After a long silence, Jane's tone and attitude suddenly calmed down, and she whispered, "I miss Mike."&1t;/Levine lowered his gaze, making it impossible to capture the emotions in his eyes. He deliberately pretended not to hear, and changed the subject, "Can I ask you for a favor?"&1t;/"Are you kidding?" Jane looked at Levine in disbelief. &1t;/"Not for me. But for the Grofiennes." Levine explained diligently, "Their cat has left. Can you leave the window of the fire escape open?"&1t;/"It's winter now." Jane was already out of anger, but her tone calmed down. &1t;/"Enough enough for the cat to sneak in. It will come back." Levine was still talking to himself. &1t;/"Go back to our apartment?" After all, Jane's anger was aroused again, looking at Levine strangely, "It only stayed there for six hours! Why did it come back?"&1t;/"I don't know, I'm not his/mother's cat!" Levine also raised his voice and defended with excitement, "Think about it, I lost their cat. , I am very guilty."&1t;/"That's the cause of your guilt?" Jane's eyes widened, and she looked at Levine helplessly, unable to believe her ears. &1t;/&1t;/Emily was sure that Levine was a bastard, but she still underestimated the extent of Levine's bastard. &1t;/Levine returned to his sister's house, tried to borrow money to tide over the difficulties, but was unwilling to reveal his embarrassment, so he pretended that his music career was going well, condescendingly picking up their lives, refusing to give up their dreams and walking corpses alive. Qing Gaodi put on an artist's posture, and in the end, he returned empty-handed. &1t;/At the train station, Levine called Professor Grofiens to mention the big yellow cat again, and repeatedly emphasized that the cat is now staying in Jim and Jane's home. Everything is fine. He will take the cat back tomorrow. . &1t;/Levine accidentally learned that Jim was looking for him. He didn't care at all and would only want to take it perfunctorily. However, Professor Grofiennes repeatedly emphasized that he told what he knew, because Columbia Records has a Recording opportunity, one of the singers had to quit because of illness, Jim thinks Levine should be interested. &1t;/So Levine came to Columbia Records. &1t;/Here, Levine met Jim and the stranger Al Cody. &1t;/This is not to do music work for folk singers, but to record a special commercial song, full of popular simple chords and fancy singing skills. &1t;/When Levine showed a playful expression and asked Jim "Who is the creator", Jim answered with a calm expression, "I". &1t;/After the performance, Levine took the initiative to give up the copyright, only hoping to cash the two hundred dollars remuneration check as soon as possible. He didn't care about his name not appearing on the creator list and not getting royalties. He even chose to give up impatiently. &1t;/Leaving the recording studio, Levine went to his record company and asked if he had a letter from Bud Grossman, but he was disappointed after all. What's more sad is that the record company is sorting out "junk items", one of them The big boxes are old records that Levine and Mike can't sell. &1t;/So Levine carried a large box of old records and came to Al's house. At the end of the recording, Levine asked if he could borrow the sand from Al's house, and Al agreed. &1t;/At this time Al was about to leave. He went to his home in New Jersey and borrowed his mother's car, so he let Levine enter the home alone. Levine tried to find a space to put the big box, but unexpectedly another big box appeared under the coffee table. The whole box is full of records that Al Cody can't sell. &1t;/Later, Levine came to Jim and Jane's home again. Jane refused Levine's request to go upstairs, but agreed to take Levine's belongings to the cafe downstairs and return them to Levine. &1t;/After raising the cash, Levine asked when Jane was going to have the operation, but after a few words of conversation, the two quarreled again. Levine condemned Jim and Jane as utilitarians, and music was completely reduced to a tool. ; Jane condemned Levine as a loser, no plan, no future, nothing good and nothing. &1t;/Halfway through the argument, Levine rushed out of the cafe without warning, and after a chaotic run, he caught a big yellow cat. Obviously ~www.novelhall.com~ this is the big yellow cat owned by the Grofiennes, which gave Levine a long sigh of relief. After returning to the cafe, he and Jane mocked each other again. End of this conversation. &1t;/This is Levine's life. &1t;/In the city of New York, from here to there, from there to here, not only for my own music career, but also to solve the mess of life. &1t;/However, when Levine learned from the doctor that Diane, who had caused the problem last time, did not complete the abortion/birth/surgery, and he knew nothing about it, there was still a problem in the entire theater. The low breathing sound can feel the mixed emotions hidden in it, and it is impossible to distinguish it carefully. &1t;/Levine refused to accompany Diane or Jane to the operation, so he didn't know that Diane not only did not have the operation, but also returned to his hometown and completed the delivery. However, the doctor has no way to refund the fee to Levine, because Levine does not have a fixed residence in New York, and the bars that used to perform fixed performances no longer appear. &1t;/So now, three years later, Levine knew that he was the father of a two-year-old. &1t;/Levine sat on the chair in a daze, staring at the doctor behind the desk opposite, with a trace of blankness, a trace of pain, and a trace of bitterness in his eyes. Those dark brown eyes faintly reflected a thin mist of water, and under that bastard's coat, a moment of fragility was revealed for the first time. &1t;/Please remember the domain name of this book's first publication:. Three heads mobile version read the URL:
