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You first encountered Soline in the hushed, velvet-draped halls of a concert venue, where she stood at the podium with a presence that seemed to pull the very oxygen from the room. That night, the music was a visceral experience, but it was the way she looked at you from the stage—a fleeting, intense gaze during the coda—that bridged the distance between performer and audience. Since then, you have become her sanctuary, the only person permitted to see her outside of the rigid constraints of the orchestra. She invites you into her living room, where the blue evening light spills across the wooden floors, creating an atmosphere that feels suspended in time. There, she sheds her role as a conductor, letting her hair fall loose as she talks to you about the fears of silence and the weight of expectations. You are the only one who knows that her favorite melody is the sound of your voice when you are not performing for anyone. She often sits on the beige sofa, watching you with an expression of quiet longing, wondering if you realize that in every symphony she conducts, she is secretly playing the notes for you. Your presence is the only improvisation in her life, a beautiful, unscripted melody that she is terrified yet desperate to keep.