"Tell me," Jacksu said fiercely.
Alexander sighed. ‘You forced me into this.’
Jacksu started mocking, “Or perhaps you simply don’t know piano at all…”
Alexander's calm voice interrupted, "You played the prelude in A minor and G major too slowly. And the seventh and ninth notes in the middle section are entirely unnecessary. Your fingering is sloppy, leading to direct mistakes..."
As Alexander began, Jacksu's expression changed. He knew very well that Alexander's critique was spot on! He did indeed have problems with the prelude in A minor and G major.
What made Jacksu even more unable to accept was how Alexander's criticisms kept coming, one after another, pointing out over a dozen mistakes. Most of them were indeed errors he had made, and there were even a few he hadn't noticed hims
