Chapter 64 Ten Years of Waiting

Matthew's eyes were slightly teary as well. He sighed, "If it hadn't been for your support all those years ago, I never would have been able to become who I am today."

Erin wiped her tears away. "You're too humble! Someone with the kind of talent you have will shine no matter where they are."

Together, they walked to the seats. Erin was equally as emotional as she spoke again. "I never thought we would have the chance to meet again. Ten years really passed in the blink of an eye."

Speaking of time, Matthew's gaze lowered. "All those years ago, my father had never really supported my interest and pursuits in music. He'd always controlled my finances strictly. My only source of income was the money I saved from secretly selling scrap iron. When I heard that someone else was vying for the electric guitar I so desperately wanted, the guitar I now hold in my hands, thanks to you, I immediately rushed to bargain with the store manager. If it hadn't been for you back then, I'm afraid th