The Phantom of the Opera Music Angel

For Darlene, the current life is undoubtedly satisfactory to her.

This is the underground of the Paris Opera House. There is a naturally formed lake underground. In the center of the lake, a large piece of ground emerges, and there are also small reefs protruding from the water around it.This is Eric's palace.

Rows of pipe organs are arranged on the wall, and many tall silver candlesticks are exposed in the steaming mist on the water surface. When these candlesticks are lit up one by one, it is the most beautiful time for this palace.The builders carried out carvings based on the original shape of the stone walls, so that those stone walls also present a shocking and unprecedented beauty.

The most eye-catching thing in the palace is a pure white piano inlaid with gold displayed in the very center.There are countless high and low mirrors scattered around, so that just a few candles are lit, and the light is enough to illuminate the palace.Some painting tools, old books, and messy handwriting are scattered around the piano.Behind is Eric's resting place, a big bed with a gray background.

About a hundred or two hundred steps away from the palace is another piece of slightly smaller ground above the water.This is where Darlene wakes up.There is the shell-shaped pink bed with curtains, rows of antique bookshelves filled with books that exude the fragrance of ink, and the studio and kitchen are also arranged.

To and from the two small islands is through a small boat.The farther part of the island is the water surface, and there is an iron fence farther away, which is one of the organs arranged by Eric.Only he can open it.

Eric originally planned to let Darlene live on the island he prepared for Christine, but was severely warned by Mrs. Geary that if he was so incapable of raising children, she would definitely take Darlene into his arms. Walking—what if such a small girl falls into the water?So Eric packed up a fluffy little powder bed next to his big bed to put the little girl on.

The kind-hearted Mrs. Geary told Eric, who had zero experience in raising children, a lot of points to pay attention to in taking care of children. Unfortunately, this artistic genius is indeed a complete idiot in some places.

Like now, after Mrs. Geary had left, Eric came over with some buns, fed the little girl, and announced that it was bedtime.

In the ground, there is no light to judge the change of time, and time will become blurred over time.So Eric specially made a special candle, and through some ingenious small mechanisms, the light can be maintained for sixteen hours, so when the candle is extinguished, it is almost the time for him to rest.However, although his life is fairly regular, his work and rest are deliberately staggered from the world on earth.

Darlene wrinkled her face and looked at Eric suspiciously.

She just woke up.

"A good work and rest will help your recovery, Darlene. The doctor said you are very weak." Eric's tone was unquestionable, and he picked up Darlene and put her on the table On the small bed, press down the little body, then cover the quilt, "Sleep."

Darlene immediately sat up in silent protest.

"Can't sleep?" Eric had a headache.

Darlene nodded.

Let him think how Mrs. Geary put Meg and Christine to bed?

"So you want to hear a story?" Let him think about the storybook in that room above ground?

Darlene's eyes widened, listening to a story?Shake your head.

"So you just don't want to sleep?" Eric really wanted to call Mrs. Geary back, who said this kid is very good?

Darlene straightened her upper body, grasped the big gray bed next to her, and tried her best to climb up with her hands and feet.

Children have the urge to roll over on the big bed, and Darlene, who is full, is no exception.

Eric couldn't bear to take down those little hands, pressed Darlene's shoulders and fixed her on the small bed, staring seriously at her innocent black eyes: "That's my bed."

Darlene looked at him innocently.

"...Forget it, you can go up and play for a while." Eric resigned to his fate and hugged the little girl who suddenly became happy after hearing his words, onto his big bed, and the little girl immediately got up happily.

"Don't make trouble, I'm going to sleep." Eric, who knew it was useless, couldn't help but say.

Darlene who continues to have fun.

"...how are you willing to sleep?"

Darlene turned immediately and scrambled up on top of him, poking his throat.

Which brat just pretended not to understand human language?

In the end, Eric sang "The Music Of The Night" for her very helplessly.

The author has something to say: Eric’s palace comes from the author’s memories + imagination of the movie version

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So do you like watching little Darlene and Eric get along?If I don't like it, I'll make Darlene grow up fast.