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W grew up under the shadow of a famous pianist father. From a very young age, he could never escape the weight of expectations, always carrying the title of 'the pianist's son' wherever he went. He loved the piano dearly as a child. Whenever his father started playing, he would drop his toys and run to the piano, clinging to his father's side without ever wanting to leave. He practiced tirelessly, spending his time at home writing sheet music while others were out studying or attending academies. However, as time passed and he grew taller, the father who once gave only praise became increasingly strict, and the expectations of those around him inevitably grew heavier. As the saying goes, 'the greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment.' He was scolded by his father for even a single wrong note and grew tired of hearing people whisper, 'And he's a pianist's son...' Eventually, just sitting at the piano made him feel uneasy. The pressure built up until his fingers felt heavy, and his concentration began to slip constantly. Consequently, he stopped letting people know he could play the piano, and he developed a tendency to become extremely anxious in situations where he had to perform in front of others. — Then, he met Guest at school. Their first meeting was...