Chapter 953

The song "Youth" struck a chord deep within, stirring hearts and evoking a deep resonance. It was Jack's most carefully crafted, emotionally invested, and eagerly anticipated piece to date.

The first listen brought a breath of youth. The second brought a wave of reflection, and by the final listen, a soft ache lingered toward the nostalgia of those fleeting years.

It felt like a gentle plea whispered through the melody, saying, "Slow down, time. Let this unmoving heart linger just a little longer in this fleeting light."

Everyone was captivated by the mesmerizing, melodic voice at every corner of the radio station. They were deeply entranced.

Phoebe slowly closed her eyes. As the music flowed, her expression shifted.

Her brows were drawn in quiet tension, slowly easing into a soft smile. A fleeting trace of sorrow would follow, only to melt into a gentle melancholy.

The tender voice wove a world both beautiful and bittersweet around her. She couldn't help but fall into it completely. Before she realized it, tears had welled up in

her eyes.

Winter also closed her eyes, humming along to the tune as if she had forgotten everything around her.

Everyone wore different expressions and emotions; tears even welled up unintentionally in the corners of their eyes for some.

It wasn't just the radio station; the song had quietly taken hold across the entire campus.

Some stood still at the school gates, while others leaned against the sycamores. A few sat by the lakeside, shoulder to shoulder, while others jogged along the trails at the back of the hill. Everyone was listening quietly to the song.

The melody drifted like a breeze, winding through every corner of Alnewgo

University, brushing softly against everyone's heart. It was almost unimaginable that a single song could be so contagious.

It was enough to make countless students drop what they were doing and listen attentively. Even if they didn' know the name of this song of had never heard it before, that didn't stop them from falling in love with it.

The beauty of this song did not lie merely in its melody, but in its quiet ability to slip into the corners of everyone's hearts, brushing against the most sensitive parts of themselves. From elementary school to university, students carried a special bond with their campuses.

It didn't matter if they were a freshman or a senior about to graduate, a graduate student or a doctoral supervisor, or even educators who had been in society for some time. Who hadn't had an unforgettable love imprinted in their hearts during their youth?

The joggers at the back of the hill stopped in their tracks. They gazed toward the sky, sighing. "What song is this? I haven't heard this before, yet it stirs up so many emotions within me."

The ladies in the cafeteria placed their cutlery down, and a surge of sorrow welled in their hearts. "Why does my heart ache so much? I'm thinking of who he used to be."

By the lakeside, a young lady sorrowfully broke up with the young man beside her. "I'm sorry. I thought about my first love, and I still can't let him go. Let's not see each other anymore."

The young man replied with tears in his eyes, "That's just as well. I've finally decided to confess to the girl I've always loved. I wish you all the best."

Jack, who was at the radio station, had no idea how his voice had shaken the entire student body.

After his performance, he smiled modestly and said, "I hope I didn't make a fool of myself."

Phoebe finally opened her eyes. She was still lost in Jack's voice, and there were still traces of tears shimmering at the corners of her eyes.

Her cheeks flushed slightly as she murmured, "That was beautiful."

She wanted to find a more poetic way to describe Jack's singing but was worried that might be too inappropriate.

Meanwhile, Winter quietly wiped a tear from the corner of her eye. She looked at Jack with glistening eyes.