(“Ghost” Inspired)

Baekhyun lives in a quiet, fog-drenched town on the coast, where he moved after a tragic loss. The love of his life, Sooah, vanished mysteriously a year ago. No one knows whether she died, left, or simply disappeared into another world. But Baekhyun feels her everywhere—in the way the curtains dance in the breeze, in the cold side of his bed, in the silence that follows a melody.

He spends his days in an old seaside villa, composing music on an antique piano that once belonged to Sooah’s grandmother. Each night, when he plays the melody they wrote together, her ghost appears—not in full form, but as a shimmering presence that only he can see. She never speaks. She simply listens… and sometimes weeps.

He doesn’t know if she’s truly a ghost, a figment of his grief, or something in between. But he keeps playing, believing that someday, the song will become whole, and she’ll tell him why she left—or if she ever really did.

A woman from the town, Y/N, starts to visit Baekhyun—first out of concern, then out of care. She senses something broken in him, and she wants to pull him back into life. But the more he connects with her, the more painfully the ghost of Sooah returns, stronger each time, almost jealous.

Baekhyun is now caught between past and present, between holding on to the memory of someone he lost—and the chance to start anew with someone who’s real.

Y/N (Your Name) thinks this is all an unhealthy obessesion, a deep fall of a person Baekhyun once was. This isn’t beyond normal, this is just insanity.

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Baekhyun sat in the apartment, once again, curtains closed, the contact with the world cancelled out with the sun