Jarid's interest was peaked. He didn't give it away but he was definitely interested in a girl who could even say Beethoven's Pathetique much less stated she could play it from memory.<br/><br/>He would not be surprised if she hacked it to bits but the fact that she had said she could play it was curious enough to investigate her claim. It was hard for him to think of much else. But he did think about her. He was interested in her the moment he saw her in the hallway. She was beautiful without trying to be or using it to her advantage. Looks and brains. It hit all his buttons.<br/><br/>There was the bits and pieces he'd heard. He'd check her report straight away later to see what it said. He knew about her punishment. He had been one of those who held on to students outside as it happened. Obviously it had left an impression with her as well. An unwelcomed one.<br/><br/>Her interest in music was his focus. Whatever else she could give him would come in time. He could have any student in the place but only a select few actually had mastery of the piano. If she was one of the rare one's he'd get her assigned to him. For now it was breakfast with tea and then the piano. Find out right fast whether her claim was any good.<br/><br/>"C minor a tragic sonority. I am particularly fond of the unique motif line throughout even if the theme of the second movement has a remarkable similarity to Mozart's Sonata K 457. It's still spacious and sweeping in my opinion."<br/><br/>"More tea?" He offered reaching for the pot.<br/><br/>