Letters Beneath the Tree

Every day, Rhydian visits the old tree at the edge of the village-a quiet spot where he enjoys peace and routine. One afternoon, he notices a letter tied to a low branch, written in elegant, emotional lines but abruptly cut off. Curious and slightly skeptical, he brushes it off as dramatic nonsense.

But when more letters appear, each deeper and more moving than the last, Rhydian becomes obsessed with finding the person behind them. To his surprise and annoyance, it turns out to be Soleia-the outspoken and free-spirited new comers she finds irritating and too bold for his quiet world.

Their first encounters are rough-sharp words, opposing worlds. She thinks he's too cassanova; he thinks she's too childish. But as days pass beneath the tree, the letters draws them closer. Arguments turn to laughter. Glances linger. In the rhythm of verses and silences, love quietly takes root.

But one day, Soleia disappears. No farewell. No sign. Just one last letter fluttering in the wind-raw, broken, and still unfinished.

In her absence, Rhydian is no longer the same. The world feels quiet. Colorless. As if a part of him left with her.

Now he returns to the tree not to wait, but to search. He follows every trace, every whispered memory, every word she once wrote- because how can he live fully in a world where she's gone?

And more haunting than the silence she left behind is the question that never leaves his chest: Will he ever find her again-and if he does, will she still be the girl who once believed in their story?