The long corridors were hung with framed paintings, and the melodious sounds of various musical instruments could be heard from almost every office. Leon walked along the deserted corridor, looking down at his feet and dreaming of getting out of this building as soon as possible. "Why did I just come here? That's it, this is definitely my last time," Leon mentally told himself after each lesson, but he always came back anyway. Even as a child, he was not the most sociable guy. The family always said that it would pass with age. But as the years go by, nothing changes. Having a weakness for music almost from birth, especially for playing the piano, Leon overcame his fears and ventured into music school. It was already the third month of his stay within the walls of this cultural institution, and he still could not join the team and find a group of friends. Leon had almost reached the end of the corridor and was about to turn the corner to the stairs, but he was stopped by the melody of a violin, which attracted his attention. Cautiously looking into the office from where the sound came, he saw a girl standing in the middle of a spacious office with a violin in her hands. She was so focused on the game that she didn't even notice Leon at the door. The way the bow moved artfully over the violin clearly spoke of the several years of work that the stranger had already spent here. "It's wonderful..." involuntarily escaped from the guy's mouth. The girl, hearing an unfamiliar voice, turned and stared at Leon, causing him to blush slightly and look away. "Um... I'm serious... The violin sounds great... You know, I've never heard her play up close... Just the piano... But it probably doesn't compare to your playing the violin...." —Leon chattered excitedly, rubbing the back of his head awkwardly and still not daring to look into the girl's eyes.