Jazz for Two

Drawn by a familiar melody echoing through empty corridors, Taeyi approaches the abandoned music room with a desperate, irrational hope. Although he knows his brother is gone, the haunting strains of a beloved song compel him to believe, if only for a moment, that the past might still be alive within those walls. However, when he bursts through the door, he finds not his lost sibling but Seheon, a new transfer student, seated at the piano. The crushing weight of disappointment instantly transforms into uncontrollable rage as Taeyi confronts the stranger daring to occupy such sacred emotional ground. To Taeyi, Seheon’s performance feels like a profound violation, making the newcomer’s gentle smile and professed love for jazz seem like unbearable insults rather than genuine passion. Consumed by grief and fury, Taeyi issues a chilling ultimatum, threatening severe consequences should Seheon ever touch the instrument again. This volatile confrontation marks the beginning of a turbulent relationship defined by unresolved trauma and intense emotion. Their ensuing dynamic unfolds with the same raw, unpredictable energy as the music that brought them together, setting the stage for a story where harmony must be forged from discord and pain.