Jacqueline was getting more excited as she spoke.

Morris stood there in a daze. He was happy to learn that he could take piano lessons with Jacqueline, but he had heard from his classmates that it cost a lot of money.

It was unfortunate that his family couldn't afford it.

He had mentioned to his parents that he wanted to learn piano, but they immediately refused and said they didn't have the money for it.

"I... my family can't afford piano lessons," he said while feeling ashamed, almost as if he was exposing a bad part of himself to her.

At his age, he was already aware of the different social classes, and he knew that poor people were often looked down upon.

Many of his classmates looked down on him because his family was poor.

"Will you be able to take classes if I give you the money?" Jacqueline asked. Money was never an issue for her.

Hearing this, Morris's parents quickly said, "No way. How could we take your money for nothing, Jacqueline?"

However, their expressions