"In the distant sea, the water is so blue, like the most beautiful cornflower petals, and at the same time so clear, like the brightest glass. Yet it is very deep, deep beyond the reach of any anchor chain. To get from the seabed to the water's surface, it would take many, many church spires linked together. The people of the seabed dwell beneath this..."
The sound of Kai Piers's voice is naturally deep and magnetic. Now, late at night, as he tells a story to his daughter, his voice drops a few more tones, and it's incredibly pleasant to hear.
Each story in this book Aurora Dupont has read at least three times to Mila Dupont, and she knows them all by heart.
While listening to Kai Piers' voice, she drifts off into a daze.
Aurora Dupont suddenly understands why Mila likes listening to stories so much.
Now, she thinks it's such a pleasure listening to Kai Piers reading the story.
Mainly because... his voice seems familiar, and it's quite pleasing to the ear.
