Ava saw an apologetic expression on the face of the director opposite her, as if she thought that the conversation between the two of them just now had touched upon a wound that she could not mention. Not only that, she seemed to be wondering whether she should change the subject inconspicuously or say sorry first.
Why do you think like this? Why do you feel sorry? Obviously, there is nothing wrong with the conversation just now. It is not her wound. You can mention it. There is no taboo. You can do whatever you want.
Ava didn't want to say too much about this, and didn't want to hear an apology, so he took the initiative to change the subject and said, "The national anthem is sung once a week, but this song is really... If I were to exaggerate a little, I would hear it all the time."
"The aunt who took care of me was a die-hard fan of this song. She sang it while combing our hair in the morning, cleaning the house, and bathing us at night. I really, really like it! Maybe this song has a deeper memory in my mind than I can imagine. When the director asked me what song to choose, I thought of this song first."
The director secretly felt lucky to have changed the topic, and continued, "Listening to it every day, all the time, do you ever feel a little bored? Don't you want to hear this song at all? Don't you have that feeling?"
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