THE DESTINED FOUR

Chapter 4: Sofia's Melody

Sofia Gutierrez had always been different. While other children played games and ran around outside, Sofia spent her time at the piano, her fingers dancing across the keys as she created beautiful melodies. Music was her escape, her way of expressing the emotions she couldn't put into words. Her mother often said that Sofia's music was a gift, a talent that would take her far in life.

But Sofia didn't play for fame or recognition; she played because it was a part of her soul. When she played, the world around her faded away, and she was transported to a place of pure emotion and beauty. Her music was her voice, speaking the thoughts and feelings she couldn't share with others.

Despite her love for music, Sofia felt a restlessness in her heart. There was a longing inside her, a yearning for something more than the life she had in Buenos Aires. She loved her family and her home, but she couldn't shake the feeling that her true purpose lay beyond the confines of her city.

One evening, as Sofia sat at the piano playing a haunting melody, she felt a strange sensation—a pull, as if something was calling to her from far away. The feeling was so strong that it made her fingers falter on the keys, the melody coming to an abrupt halt. For a moment, she felt as if she was on the brink of discovering something incredible, something that would change her life forever.

Startled, Sofia stood up from the piano, her heart racing. The sensation faded, but the feeling of anticipation remained. She knew then that her life was about to change, that her music was more than just a talent—it was a key to something greater.