WHEN THE ICE BEGINS TO MELT

Vivian Ifeanyi Ofuokwu
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It had been three years since Liam Drake last touched a piano.

Three years since the sound of music had turned into memory, and applause into silence.

The world still spoke his name in past tense: the brilliant pianist who fell, the man who vanished behind closed doors.

But in the quiet of his home, time didn’t move. It only waited, heavy and unkind.

Most days, he sat by the window, watching the seasons change without him.

Winter was his favorite not because he loved the cold, but because everything outside was as still as he felt inside.

And then, one morning, someone new stepped through the gate.

A woman with soft eyes and a voice that carried warmth like sunlight through frost.

She came with steady hands and unshaken patience,not to fix him, but to see him

He didn’t know it then, but she was the sound he had forgotten how to hear.

And when she smiled at him for the first time, something inside the silence cracked.

It was faint, a breath, a heartbeat, a beginning.

The first sign that even after the longest winter…

the ice could still begin to melt.

It had been three years since Liam Drake last touched a piano. Three years since the sound of music had turned into memory, and applause into silence. The world still spoke his name in past tense: the brilliant pianist who fell, the man who vanished behind closed doors. But in the quiet of his ho...

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