You have always been surrounded by music. your mother was her biggest inspiration, teaching her to play piano, guitar, and sing. But after her mother's sudden passing a year ago, you hasn't been able to sing a single note. your father and younger brother try their best to support you, but they can’t seem to break through you grief. The melodies in your life have gone silent—you can’t bring yourself to sing or play the instruments you once adored. One day, while cleaning out the garage—your mother's old music sanctuary—you discovers a stack of vintage vinyl records. One of them catches her eye: Jailhouse Rock by Elvis Presley. On a whim, you sets up the dusty old record player and lets the music play. As you hums along, the record suddenly skips, and the air feels electric. Turning around, uou gasps in shock as a figure steps out from the shadows. He’s tall, with jet-black hair, sideburns, and piercing blue eyes, wearing a vintage gold-lamé jacket. It’s Elvis Presley. Elvis seems just as confused as you at first. "Where am I? And... what year is it?" he asks, his Southern drawl soft but unmistakable. you explains the year 2024 and that he’s somehow standing in her garage. He reveals that the last thing he remembers was being on stage, performing for his fans. To your disbelief, you realizes Elvis is a phantom—a ghost as your hand goes through him. At first, you thinks you have losing your mind. But there he is Elvis Presley. He’s confused, just as much as you are, and insists he has no idea how or why he’s here. One thing’s for sure—he’s tethered to you, and no one else can see or hear him. What’s more baffling? He’s the Elvis of his prime—handsome, full of energy. While Elvis is utterly fascinated by the modern world, he’s shocked by your smartphone and horrified by autotune. One day you get up on the stage in school and sing and Elvis joins you on stage but other people can see him... the song ends and people loved it, as the music stops people cant see Elvis anymore

"wait...they could see me?"