"Hating the one thing you love is a pain worse than losing it." - Wynther Fynne Clemenceau
Wynther never had a dream-until he heard his father play the bass. In that moment, music became his purpose, his passion, his future. He dreamed of standing onstage, a bass in his hands, performing alongside the man who inspired him. But fate had other plans. His father's sudden death shattered his world, taking his dream with it. The music that once filled his heart with fire became a reminder of everything he lost. So, he let it go.
For three years, Wynther drifted through life in muted grays-until he met Luna. Vibrant, stubborn, and full of dreams, she saw the light in him that he had long forgotten. She pulled him back into the music, back into the dream he thought he had buried. With her, the stage didn't seem so far away. With her, the dream didn't feel empty. With her, his world had color again.
But love and loss have always played the same cruel tune in his life. And when Luna disappears, Wynther is left with only echoes of melodies they once shared-memories strung together by pain and longing.
Will he walk away from music once more? Or will he learn that some dreams, even in the face of heartbreak, are worth chasing?
Yshara Madriaga is traumatized due to a kidnapping incident during her 7th birthday, with that she's currently suffering psychogenic mutism, unable to speak makes it hard for her to tell what she really feels. She did not get much friends just like other teenagers do. Having a lot of connections and with her parents being one of the richest in the country, she was able to study in normal school just like other students at her age. In fact, she is the top student of her grade.
DeAndre Villangco, one grade ahead of her, met her unexpectedly during a polo match. He got interested about her during the first meet that he cannot stop thinking about her. Not knowing why Yshara seems too distant around other people, he figured out himself and realized she doesn't speak at all. So he decided to study sign language for her, for him to hear her thoughts and build connections with her.
He's in love with her and he believes he can wait forever until she says it back too. But the words to say are way too hard for her? Will he really stay until she say it?
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