The Crescendo (A Story)

Joshua Leng and I were never meant to cross paths. I mean, he was the most popular kid in our school, the smartest, the most althetic, and basically good at everything. Hence the Asian last name. He was every girls desire, every sane guy wanted to be his best friend, and every university was drooling at the thought of him so I shouldn't have been surprised when he and his 'half asian' self came into my violin class upsetting my little circle of joy. Roisin O'Rourke or better known as Ro, is a nobody at Lillian Larst High School. She may get fairly good grades, may speak four languages fluently, and just might be a pretty good debater, but for the most part, she's a nothing. That's at school. Outside of school is a whole new story. She is Roisin O'Rourke, famous violin prodigy who rose to fame at the mere age of 12, the person most likely to win the International Tchaikovsky Competition, and the talented, beautiful Irish fiddler who can make even the macho men cry. So when Joshua comes uninvited to her violin classes, she immediately doesn't like him. Can a whirlwind of prestigious violin academy's, international competitions, and a bit of romance change her mind? One thing Ro's sure of, it's going to be a crescendo of things Roisin never thought she'd face.