The Opera House

She's fighting to build a name. He's fighting to break away from one.
In 1990s, New York, two strangers from opposite sides of the Empire State-- Odessa Bradford, an ambitious fashion student in Brooklyn, and Drystan Caelestis, a Colombia Student tangled in his family's elite Manhattan legacy -- cross paths through an abandoned opera house that once connected their ancestors.
But the story isn't about the building. It's about the quiet unraveling of two lives that were never meant to intertwine. About navigating the weight of expectation, identity, and the ache of becoming. In a world full of performance, they find something rare: honesty. What follows isn't about inheritance or history-- it's about intimacy, self-discovery, and learning how to exist in a city that constantly demands more. Their connection is quiet, careful, and undeniable-- something that grows in the stillness between ambition and reality.