MUSIC HOOD SERIES
3 stories
Chaising after the rain (MHS#3) by Silentmaster
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It is about the quiet ache of reaching for something that was never meant to stay. A feeling that lingers like soft rain on skin, comforting at first touch, but slowly reminding you that everything beautiful is temporary. It tells the story of someone who keeps running toward hope, even when it keeps dissolving just before it can be held. Every step forward is filled with longing, every pause filled with memories that refuse to fade. In the end, it reflects the human heart's strange persistence, always searching, always believing, even in the middle of loss, chasing something gentle, fleeting, and impossible to keep.
Hoping That We're Fine(MHS#2) by Silentmaster
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He is the kind of man who doesn't measure love in words, but in what he's willing to do when it matters most. He will cross every distance, face every fear, and endure every pain if it means saving her and keeping her safe. For him, her happiness is not a wish - it's a mission. He notices the smallest things that make her smile and remembers them like they're sacred. Even when he is tired, broken, or unsure of himself, he still shows up for her, because giving up is never an option when it comes to her. He doesn't just want to love her; he wants to build a life where she feels safe, chosen, and truly happy every single day.
Unrevealing My favorite secret (MHS #1) by Silentmaster
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You said it was your "favorite secret," but the truth is it was never something cherished, it was just something you kept because no one stayed long enough to care about it. It wasn't precious. It wasn't special. It was just the one thing you hid because you learned early on that opening up only leads to disappointment. So you called it "favorite" to make it sound softer than it really was. But when it slipped out, it didn't feel like relief. It felt like losing the only thing you thought was yours, even though deep down, you already knew it was never safe to keep in the first place.