The Hidden Talent
Quite Town - Late Afternoon
The gentle sound of raindrops pattering on the window blended with the soft melody coming from the old piano in the corner of the coffee shop. Hana Kisaragi sat at the bench, her fingers lightly dancing across the keys, as if she were simply playing to herself. The music, quiet yet rich, seemed to fill the space in a way that made the world fade away.
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(watching Hana from the counter): "You play with such grace, but you hide it like it's nothing."
Hana Kisaragi 🎤
(pausing her playing, startled): "It's just... a hobby."
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(smiling slightly): "Not many have such control over the piano. It's not a hobby; it’s a gift."
The Coffee Shop - A Week Later
The air still carried the dampness of the previous night's rain when Hana received an unexpected invitation. Ms. Takahashi had walked in again, eyes fixed on Hana with that intensity that seemed to reach right into her soul.
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(handing her a letter): "I want you to audition for a talent show. It’s not just any show—it’s your chance to prove what I already know."
Hana Kisaragi 🎤
(holding the letter, uncertain): "I don’t think I’m ready. I’ve never performed in front of anyone before."
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(with a knowing look): "You won’t know unless you try. I’ve seen your potential, Hana. It’s time to let the world hear your music."
The Talent Show - Night of the Event
The stage was set, the audience buzzing with anticipation as Hana waited backstage, her heart racing in her chest. The nerves threatened to overtake her, but she clung to the one thing that had always grounded her—the music.
Hana Kisaragi 🎤
(whispering to herself): "This is ridiculous. I can’t do this. I don’t belong here."
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(entering the room, her voice calm): "You’re exactly where you need to be. Just play from your heart."
The moment Hana’s fingers touched the piano keys, the world seemed to hold its breath. The melody flowed from her hands, a soft but powerful piece that was uniquely hers. It was as though the piano itself understood her, guiding her through the performance as if it had always been her stage.
Hana Kisaragi 🎤
Not support
The applause was overwhelming. For a moment, Hana stood still, unsure if the cheers were real or just a figment of her imagination. But Ms. Takahashi’s approving gaze reassured her that she had made an impact.
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(approaching her backstage, her voice full of pride): "That was beautiful, Hana. You’ve just earned yourself a spot at the most prestigious music school in the world."
Hana Kisaragi 🎤
(wide-eyed, disbelief in her voice): "What? No, I couldn’t... I didn’t—"
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(cutting her off gently): "You did. They saw what I saw. Your music speaks for itself."
The Decision - A Few Days Later
Hana sat at the same piano, her fingers resting lightly on the keys as she stared at the letter from the music school. The offer was real, but so was the fear that gripped her. Could she really live up to the expectations placed on her? Could she belong in a world so far removed from the quiet life she had always known?
Hana Kisaragi 🎤
(whispering to herself, her voice tinged with doubt): "I can’t afford this. How could I possibly...?"
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(appearing at the door, her voice calm): "I’ll cover the costs. You don’t have to worry about that."
Hana Kisaragi 🎤
(shaking her head, almost lost in her uncertainty): "I’m not sure I’m good enough. I’ve always doubted myself... what if they’re all wrong?"
Ms. Naomi Takahashi
(smiling warmly): "You don’t need to believe in yourself fully yet. But you must trust me. This is your chance to discover what you’re truly capable of."
The rain had stopped, and the air outside was clear and crisp. Hana closed her eyes for a moment, feeling the calm wash over her. The doubt was still there, lingering in the corners of her mind, but there was something else—a whisper of hope.
Hana Kisaragi 🎤
(to herself, resolute): "I’ll go. I’ll find out if I really do belong."
With that, Hana made her choice, stepping into the unknown, her heart full of both fear and excitement. Her journey had just begun.
I'm sorry for the recording to be so bad
I know that you can already upload your own but my upload doesn't seem to be working
so you get the rusty little thing but if you do like the song so far
then you can find it on Suno under the name Kara Voss
and this song is called invisible star
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