Littlest Violin Novels & Stories

He’d be here in half an hour. I got to work setting up the scene. I wasn’t a chef, but I could boil pasta and throw some pre-made marinara sauce in a pan. I put on a playlist of mellow indie music—the kind of stuff I’d seen on his Spotify profile when I sneaked a glance at his phone. By the time the doorbell rang, the apartment smelled like garlic, and the lighting was low and relaxed. I opened the door, and Nathan was standing there, his backpack slung over one shoulder. He looked a little tired from the lack of sleep, but the second he saw me, a soft smile touched his lips.

He couldn’t even crack a smile on his face. A girl dressed in a beautifully white gown stood up from the crowd with a violin in her little arms. The sight of the girl was magical, her skin so fair, her hair braided beautifully if a knot with a white ribbon tied at the end of braid. She was young, maybe five yeas old and it was evident from the way she was behaving childishly on the stage. She brought the violin to her chin elegantly, she brought the violin bow on the strings and played magic to the crowd. Because of her young appearance and the style needed to play the violin, almost everyone but those that knew her doubted her abilities.

For soon, William heard the MC announce, "And now, our next contestant... ladies and gentlemen, give it up for Isabel Ewurakua Mensah, she'll be playing us a wonderful tune on the violin!" Everyone broke out in a loud applause and Louisa could almost swear William clapped the loudest. They watched as Isabel calmly walked to the centre of the stage and took a seat, gently placing her violin under her chin... bow in place. With a deep breath, the young teen began to play. The whole auditorium was silent as the melodious tune of Fur Elise filled the air. Louisa didn't know why... but the music tugged at the strings of her heart... and perhaps it was because she had always loved the tune, or tha

“I’m a multi-instrumentalist.” Esther raised her brows, impressed despite herself. He didn’t seem to be boasting, merely stating a truth that carried its own quiet charm. “But,” he added, eyes flicking upward thoughtfully, “if you ask which one I really love, so it’s the violin. I don’t even know why.” Esther smiled faintly. “Hmm… what about the saxophone instead?” He frowned playfully. “Why that?” “Well…” She paused, thinking back to something she’d heard. “Nelsy likes the saxophone. She says it sounds romantic, but she can’t play it. Apparently, she thinks guys who do look… well, sexy. That’s why Vinson started learning it for her.”

He definitely did not belong in this place. “How’s your first day?” he asked. “Not what I expected.” “I know what you mean,” he said. “Is that a violin?” She nodded to his instrument. He kept it close, and kept one hand resting on it, as if afraid someone might steal it. “It’s a viola, actually. It’s just a little bigger, but it’s a much different sound. More mellow.”

I grinned, watching as her eyes began to twinkle with excitement. She abandoned her drawing immediately, practically bouncing with glee before even knowing what it was. I opened the box carefully, lifting out the small violin Noah had helped me select. The wood gleamed in the afternoon light, rich and warm. It was the perfect size for Luna's small hands, with a case that had stars painted on the inside lid. It was beautiful. "Is that for me?" Luna's voice came out as barely a whisper as though she was scared it wasn't hers.

Let's go" He ordered and I stood up. "When we come face to face with people, I expect you to compose yourself. Your name is Lauren Dennis, you're a software engineer from a prestigious yet unknown family and you schooled in Hamilton University. You lived a sheltered life. Your hobbies are reading, writing and violin practice. Are we clear?

“Why should I tell you things? Who are you?” “A friend. She was sweet as you said,” I paused briefly as Arianna's face filled my head. Her defiance. Her smile when she thought she was winning. “I wanted to court her but all of a sudden, she disappeared.” “Oh, I didn't know you were quite an important guest,” Mrs Kate beamed. “I shall serve you a drink.” I took the opportunity to drop one of the instruments that was about to work for me. Just as I hid it, she resurfaced, glass and bottle in hand.

This was mainly to help the children build courage and also to showcase what they had learned in class. Bella West was the one who played the violin earlier. When the two children realized who she was, Mia said enviously, “Bella is incredible. She plays the violin so well. I’m so envious of her.” “It’s not only the violin.” A girl in a red dress said to Mia, “Bella is the smartest girl in our class. She’s pretty and knows a lot. She’s talented in musical instruments, chess, literature, and art.” Bella was a talented girl!

His voice was as deep and pleasant to the ears as she remembered. “Yes that's right I wasn't speeding, please believe me” “Where's your violin?” He suddenly asked Roselia blinked before she answered him, “It's at home, I can't always carry it with me everywhere I go” “Oh,” the corner of his lips lifted “you love the violin?” “Yes, it was gifted to me when I was just a baby so it's kind of precious” “Hmm, indeed the violin suits you” Roselia didn't know why but her heart had skipped a beat.