Finding Balance

When seventeen-year-old (Y/N) moves in with the Walter family after losing her leg to osteosarcoma, she's ready to start over - or at least, to remember what it feels like to be seen again. Her family couldn't handle her pain, her friends drifted away, and now she's stuck learning to live with the pieces of herself she thought she lost.

Enter the Walters - loud, loving, chaotic - and Cole.
He's everything (Y/N) isn't ready for: guarded, stubborn, and drowning beneath the weight of his own secrets. To everyone else, he's cold and distant. But to (Y/N), he's honest in ways that scare her - and safe in ways she never expected.

Between late-night jam sessions, quiet talks on the rooftop, and forming a new band with Nathan, (Y/N) slowly finds her rhythm again. But life in the Walter house isn't easy - and neither is falling for someone still haunted by his past.

As the music grows louder and emotions run deeper, (Y/N) learns that healing isn't about going back to who you were - it's about finding who you are now. And maybe, just maybe, love can sound like the song that saves you both.