The second floor of the official residence, Virginia's bedroom.

Even Evan rarely comes here for his younger brother. This is a forbidden place for girls and is sacred and inviolable.

Although he was reluctant, Evan took on the task of tutoring math for his sister.

Although it was a little embarrassed, Virginia had to admit that her younger brother was indeed smarter than herself. She was obviously two years lower than herself, but she not only had already taught herself the subsequent courses, but she could also teach herself, and the teaching effect was even better than that of the school teachers.

"Okay, these are the key points of trigonometric functions. Next, you try to solve these problems..."

Today I am talking about trigonometric functions. Evan, who is a teacher, assigns tasks to Virginia with a stern face, and does not treat her as a sister at all. Virginia looked at the topic Evan put forward, gritted her teeth, and looked desperate with an expression of indifference.

Evan, who was standing by, secretly laughed, picked up a manuscript from the table, and read it leisurely. This was one of Virginia's previous exercises, and it was the condition he promised to give Virginia a tutoring.

The works that Virginia took out on the day of the Governor's wedding were the ones she thought were the best, but she was criticized by the first group of readers. It was a short and medium-length love novel with no problem with the text, but among her readers, the Governor studied law, Evan was a science and engineering specialty, and both required good logic, so the two of them questioned the logic of certain plots at the same time. Nina liked her story very much, but she also didn't show mercy and found many common sense problems. Only Robert Dora Doroth three brothers and sisters were still young, so she didn't express any opinions.

Therefore, although Virginia's original intention was to drag the governor and his wife to the home so that the "surprise" of their siblings could go smoothly that night, she was still a little disappointed and even depressed, and almost doubted whether it was not suitable to be a writer. Fortunately, Virginia was still determined and returned to normal after a few days of depression. During the preparation for the SAT exam, she did not forget to modify the original manuscript according to the suggestions of the "editors".

Now Evan is in his hand with the revised manuscript.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

Two knocks on the door interrupted their busy siblings.

"You do yours!" Evan put down the manuscript, said something to Virginia, and got up and went to open the door.

As soon as he heard this special knock, Evan knew that behind the door was his twin sister.

Evan opened the door and saw Dora and Dorothy holding hands. One of them held his left hand and the other with his right hand. Obviously, if Evan was a little late, they would punch the door again.

As soon as the door opened, the two sisters immediately put away their fists and shouted together: "Evan!"

Evan did not respond and looked at Nina standing behind the sisters. Nina held the music box as a porcelain wedding gift in her hands.

"Is there anything wrong, Nina? Look for me, or Virginia?"

"Look for you!" Nina saw Virginia fighting through the gap and smiled slightly. She opened the music box and the beautiful melody rang out, "I haven't heard this song before. They want to learn it. The music box is your idea. You must know the name of the song. You can help you find the music score."

As he said that, Nina patted Dora's head. The two sisters raised their heads and looked at Evan with anticipation.

"This is simple..." Evan smiled, and when he was about to continue talking, Virginia in the room interrupted: "Nina, Dora, Doroth, don't worry, this song was written by Evan, and the title of the song is on the box."

"Is that?" Nina looked at her son suspiciously when she heard this, then looked at the music box in her hand. The porcelain doll was indeed written on the face of the standing porcelain doll, but that was written for the couple. Where was the name of the song marked?

Oh...wait, is this?

Nina stretched out her index finger, pointed to a sentence in the string of words, and asked Evan uncertainly: "The song is called "MYHEARTWILLGOON"?"

Evan was about to nod, and the voice behind him took another step forward: "Yes, Nina!"

Evan turned around and shouted, "Virginia, do your test."

Virginia shrank her neck, stuck out her tongue, frowned, and accepted her fate to do the questions.

Evan suddenly shouted loudly, Dora and Doroth were startled. They looked at Evan carefully, then looked at Virginia who was busy doing the test, looked at each other, and muttered in a low voice, "Evan is so fierce, it looks like a teacher!"

"Um!"

"Sister Virginia is a little pitiful!"

"Um!"

After scolding Virginia, Evan turned around and the twins were still whispering. After hearing this, his face turned dark and his big hands covered Dora who was talking too much, "What are you saying? Do you still want the music score?"

Dora immediately covered her mouth with her hands.

Nina turned off the music box and asked again, "Evan, did you really write this song?"

Evan did not dare to respond shamelessly, but replied vaguely: "I'll go upstairs and give you the score."

Although James Horner, the real composer of "MY HEART WILL GO ON", was born in 1953, it is not certain whether he can be born in this world. At this time, Evan took out the song, and no one knew that he was not the original author, but Evan still didn't have the shame to gild himself.

In this regard, some people say that Evan has a problem. He copied songs, instant noodles, suitcases, etc., but he didn’t copy them?

However, in Evan's view, there is a difference between songs and physical inventions.

Art represented by songs is the inspiration, product of emotions and experience of the original author, with strong personal characteristics. If plagiarized, Evan always feels like he is holding someone else's child, not only winning someone's love, but also awkward.

As for physical inventions, although they are also products of inspiration, they have almost no personal characteristics. In essence, they are just a full application of natural rules and natural things. If the original creator does not invent an invention, there will always be someone who will make it, and it cannot be said that it is unique. Therefore, Evan can naturally claim that instant noodles and pulley suitcases are his own inventions. Although he is also a bit disgusting, Evan can face his heart calmly.

If God is the one who causes the status quo, he regards these inventions as gifts from God; if it is just a little accident between the diverse worlds, he regards these inventions as gifts from another world to this world.

As for the songs, novels, and films in his mind, Evan thought it would be better to let their "parents" be "born" by themselves.

Unless, their "parents" are gone.
Chapter completed!