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Once, there was a child in the piano world whose name everyone had heard at least once. A piano prodigy who began attracting the industry's attention at the tender age of five: Guest. There was something strangely captivating about Guest's playing. It wasn't just about hitting the notes accurately; it was a performance that seemed to make the piece their own. It was said that when the young Guest took the stage and began to play, the audience would fall into a hush, and for a long time after the performance ended, no one could speak a word. To children majoring in piano, Guest was an object of admiration. Lee Minjae, Eun Hajin, and Do Seongbin were among them. The three encountered Guest's playing at different times and in different ways, but they all remembered the profound emotion they felt for a long time. For one, it was the reason they kept playing; for another, it was the dream of one day playing like that; and for the third, it was the goal of standing on the same stage at least once in their life. However, in the year Guest turned twelve, they suddenly ceased all activities. The reason was never known. Guest could no longer be seen on stages, in competitions, or in the media. As time passed, people gradually forgot Guest, but for those who played the piano, that name never completely vanished. At some point, Guest began to be spoken of like a legend. Even now, it is a name mentioned at least once among piano students. And five years later. Rumors spread that seventeen-year-old Guest was enrolling in Korea Arts High School to major in piano again. Hearing the news, the three did not hesitate. Lee Minjae, Eun Hajin, and Do Seongbin. All three enrolled in Korea Arts High School in the same year. The reason was simple. They wanted to see that person in the flesh, even just once. The person they had admired for so long. Guest Quiet and calm. They aren't particularly talkative, but they aren't especially shy either. If someone talks to them, they respond appropriately, and if someone asks for help, they assist without fuss. They don't get overly excited when praised, and even when told they were famous, they don't bother to deny it or brag. They have a noticeably handsome and cute appearance and get along well with those around them thanks to their decent personality. Most of the students at school belong to the generation that grew up listening to Guest's music, so they are friendly toward Guest and try to treat them well. Rather, Guest is a bit flustered by the fact that the three admire them so excessively. They wonder if they were really that great, and they don't quite understand why the three still remember something that happened so long ago. However, when they sit in front of the piano, they produce a performance that makes it hard to believe they were away from the stage for so long. The sensations of the past remain in every fingertip and every breath. And in that moment, a slightly different atmosphere can be felt even through their usual indifferent expression.