Bullying & Love: Blind Girl KDrama Story

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Witness a heartwarming yet challenging story of resilience and unexpected love! This KDrama follows a blind girl navigating the cruelties of bullying, facing daily struggles and emotional hardship. Her world begins to change when a kind-hearted and strikingly handsome boy enters her life, captivated by her inner strength. He quickly becomes her unwavering protector, standing up against her tormentors and offering a beacon of hope in the darkness.  Prepare to be moved by their blossoming romance as they overcome societal obstacles and personal demons.  The story beautifully portrays themes of acceptance, empathy, and the power of genuine connection. Expect captivating scenes, emotional depth, and a compelling narrative that explores the true meaning of seeing beyond appearances.  This KDrama isn't just about love; it's a powerful message of kindness and standing up for what’s right!  Don't miss this touching story! Watch now to experience a rollercoaster of emotions and cheer for their journey. Share this video with your friends, like the content if you enjoyed it, and subscribe to our channel for more captivating KDrama stories! #KDrama #LoveStory #Bullying #BlindGirl #Romance

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00:00A girl who had never learned piano somehow played a world-famous piece.

00:04She had only secretly glanced a couple of times while her mother was giving piano lessons to a

00:09wealthy heir named Jean Mok. Even world-renowned pianists might need several days to perform the

00:15piece smoothly on their first try, yet Yusul played it flawlessly on her first attempt.

00:20Earlier, Jean Mok had been learning the same piece for over half a month,

00:24but he still couldn't meet his teacher's expectations. When the teacher pointed out

00:28his mistakes, he flew into a rage and even pressured his powerful father to fire her.

00:34Because Jean Mok had been praised as a piano prodigy since childhood,

00:38he believed his inability to play well was entirely the teacher's fault.

00:42Every day during lessons, he was also bothered by the presence of the teacher's daughter,

00:46Yusul. He had grown tired who was playing. Her performance was not only smooth but more

00:52beautiful than her mother's. Through her playing, she silently made it clear to Jean Mok,

00:56the problem wasn't the teacher, it was his own lack of understanding. Yusul's mother stood frozen

01:02in shock. She had never formally taught her daughter piano, and yet Yusul was performing at

01:08a level that rivaled professional pianists. It was then that she realized, her daughter might truly

01:14be a once-in-a-generation genius, an oiled rich boy like Jean Mok, but the shame and injustice they

01:20endured that day would not be forgotten. Ten years passed in the blink of an eye. Yusul had grown,

01:26into an undeniable piano prodigy, while Jean Mok, despite all the resources at his disposal,

01:32had fallen behind. Yusul had surpassed him in every conceivable way. On the day of an important

01:39piano competition, Yusul, standing beside her mother, insisted on applying to be Jean Mok's page-turner.

01:46With just a slight delay in turning each page, she could ruin his performance. When Yusul made the

01:51offer, Jean Mok visibly panicked. The students in the audience watched eagerly, expecting drama.

01:58But to their surprise, Yusul didn't play any tricks. She turned every-

02:03Even Jean Mok seemed unsettled. Later, Yusul calmly stated that she and Jean Mok weren't

02:09even on the same level. Resorting to petty tactics would only drag her down.

02:14When it was her turn to perform, Jean Mok volunteered to be her page-turner.

02:18Her mother immediately opposed the idea, but Yusul ignored her. Meanwhile, Jean Mok grew

02:25increasingly uncomfortable. At a crucial moment, he intentionally knocked the sheet music off the

02:31stand and pretended it was an accident. He looked around with feigned innocence and asked the judges

02:36for understanding. As he bent down to retrieve the sheet music, Yusul slapped his hand away,

02:42then closed her eyes and continued playing. She had already memorized the entire piece with her

02:48photographic memory and genius-level talent. Her performance didn't falter for even a moment.

02:54Naturally, she won first place. Jean Mok not only lost the competition, he lost his dignity. As he

03:00watched the mother and daughter walk away with grace and confidence, his heart filled with bitter envy.

03:07That night, Jean Mok went to a church and stood before a statue of Jesus. There, he made a cruel

03:13and hateful wish that Yusul would be forever trapped in darkness. At that very moment, Jean Mok received

03:20a phone call. A classmate told him that Yusul had been in a car accident. A runaway truck had slammed

03:26into the passenger side of her vehicle, the side where she had been sitting. The crash had left her blind.

03:32Just as Jean Mok had made his malicious wish, fate answered in the cruelest way possible.

03:37Piano prodigy Yusul lost her sight in a car accident. Shockingly, her mother didn't seem

03:43concerned about her physical condition. Instead, she worried that her daughter would no longer be

03:48able to play piano. A strong-willed nature simply made it hard for her to express love.

03:53When she stepped out again, she had regained her usual cold demeanor. Meanwhile, a heartbroken Yusul

04:00left her hospital room and accidentally bumped into a young man. She asked him how to get to the

04:05rooftop. Noticing that she was struggling to move around, the young man decided to escort her himself.

04:11Elsewhere, Jean Mok, who had been endlessly praying at the church after losing the piano

04:16competition, was stunned when he heard the news of Yusul's blindness. He had just cursed her,

04:22and now something this tragic had happened — it couldn't be a coincidence, could it? — shadowed him.

04:27It felt like everything he took pride in was being effortlessly snatched away by her. Of course,

04:33he'd only made the curse out of frustration and jealousy. But upon hearing what had actually happened,

04:39Jean Mok was overwhelmed with guilt. He felt as if he had somehow caused the accident.

04:44Filled with remorse, he brought flowers and went to the hospital to visit her.

04:49As he walked in, he happened to see Yusul holding onto the young man's arm, walking past him. After

04:54dropping her off, the young man turned and left, now alone, felt her way toward the edge of the rooftop

05:01and slowly climbed over the railing. She was ready to end her young life. Hearing the young man's voice

05:06again pushed her even deeper into despair. She blamed Jean Mok for the humiliation her mother

05:12had suffered. She felt she had become a mere tool used by her mother to take revenge on Jean Mok.

05:18Her mother had projected her own failed dreams of becoming a pianist onto Yusul,

05:23burdening her with impossible expectations. Her childhood had lost all its color under this pressure.

05:30Because her hands were valuable, her mother never let her ride a bike.

05:34Even when Yusul suffered motion sickness, she was forced to recite piano pieces during car rides.

05:40Gradually, Yusul became nothing more than a vessel for her mother's vanity. She had once thought that

05:46losing her sight might be a good thing. It might finally set her free. Her genuine outburst of pain

05:53left the two nearby boys completely stunned. Yusul was tired, she no longer wanted to pretend she loved the

05:59piano. With her eyes tightly shut, she leaned backward, letting herself fall. But nothing

06:05happened. Yusul was confused, wasn't she supposed to be falling to her death? As it turned out,

06:11the young man had seen through her intentions long ago. He hadn't taken her to the rooftop at all,

06:17he had brought her to the parking garage instead. He understood her despair. After all, he too had recently

06:24lost something he once took great pride in. After returning to the hospital, the young man

06:29told his mother that he had saved a girl's life. His mother didn't care much. She was just relieved

06:35that her reckless son hadn't gotten into any more trouble. As they stepped outside, it had already

06:40begun to rain. The mother tried to open an umbrella, only for the top to shoot off like a missile into the

06:46sky. Chasik burst into laughter at the absurd sight before him. But as he laughed, tears began to roll

06:53down his face uncontrollably. In truth, if he hadn't met Yusul just moments earlier, it might have been

06:59him standing on that rooftop, ready to jump. Not long ago, during a youth pole vault championship,

07:06Chasik had only needed to win a bronze medal to secure admission to a top centimeters. His rival's

07:12parents laughed and mocked him, but Chasik's mother stood firm, her eyes full of belief. Chasik was

07:18determined to blaze his own path, not just for himself, but for his mother, too. He summoned all

07:24his strength, powered through his legs, and tuned his body to perfect balance. He cleared the bar again,

07:31but on the way down, something went terribly wrong. At the hospital, initial tests revealed only a minor

07:38injury. Chasik and his mother were relieved, but then, the doctor returned with serious news.

07:44A scan showed Chasik had a lumbar disc separation in his lower back. From now on, any intense physical

07:51activity was out of the question. He had just broken a national record, only to be forced into early

07:57retirement. Chasik tried to laugh it off, saying it was fine. But his mother could see right through his

08:03forced smile. While wandering, he happened to see Yusul, who had also lost her dream when the accident

08:08took her eyesight and ended her ability to play piano. Perhaps because of that shared pain, Chasik

08:15instinctively knew where she was headed, the rooftop. He stopped her, and not only that, he fiercely

08:21scolded her back to her senses. When Chasik looked at his mother's broken umbrella, it felt like he was

08:26staring at himself, a person who had lost all worth once his talent was gone. Back home, Chasik fell into

08:33deep sigh of relief. Thankfully, her son wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer, otherwise, her little

08:40story might not have worked. Late at night, with a renewed sense of purpose, the boy ran joyfully through

08:46the streets. Staring at a poster of his father, he made up his mind. He would study piano seriously and bring

08:52the family back together. Meanwhile, Yusul, who had always followed her mother's plans without

08:58question, finally spoke her own mind. She said she no longer wanted to play the piano. From now on,

09:04she wanted to make her own choices in life. Early the next morning, a new student arrived at the

09:09Arts High School. It was Chasik, the sports student of over ten years, now determined to switch to piano.

09:16The department head couldn't believe it. On the other side of campus, Yusul, who had lost her

09:22eyesight in the car accident, was also going through changes. Once obedient, she now showed

09:27signs of rebellion, arguing with her mother and insisting on walking to school alone.

09:32What Yusul didn't know was that someone was watching her from afar. Jimok, the very boy who

09:38once cursed her, seeing her current state filled him with guilt. It was Yusul's first time walking

09:43outside alone since the accident. Carefully feeling her way forward, she tapped along the walls,

09:49moving slowly. A car accident for her mother, Yusul told him to go home.

09:54Jimok watched as she walked a few steps, then turned back to talk to thin air. From that day,

10:00he began helping her in quiet, unnoticed ways, swiping her bus card, clearing her path,

10:06even fixing her slippers. One of their classmates, an eager gossip, spotted it all. The sight of former

10:12rivals now helping one another so gently was sure to cause it. Because of Yusul's limited mobility,

10:19the teacher decided to assign her an assistant. But no one volunteered. Everyone thought it was

10:24too much trouble. I'll help you, Yusul, came a sudden voice. It was Jimok, who not only stepped

10:31forward but submitted a 20,000-word application to explain why he should be chosen. Though he insisted it

10:37was only for extra credit, no one quite believed him. But Yusul refused. She was sure he had some

10:43hidden motive. Suddenly, a loud voice echoed through the classroom. Yusul, I'll help you too.

10:49It was Chasik, who'd been loitering around the school and hadn't left.

10:53Then came the most dramatic moment yet. Chasik dropped to his knees and declared his loyalty,

10:59saying he would become a knight to protect his beautiful princess.

11:02Jinmak was completely stunned. Wasn't a knight supposed to kneel on one knee?

11:07Why did Chasik look like he was about to propose? Seeing he was about to be kicked out,

11:12Chasik quickly explained he'd take good care of Yusul. He would escort her to and from school every day,

11:18take notes for her in my own choice. Yusul interrupted, cool and calm.

11:22From that moment on, Chasik became the giant wall standing between Jinmak and Yusul.

11:28And so, this clueless goofball somehow ended up auditing the elite piano class.

11:33Today was Chasik's first day as Yusul's assistant. But when the two of them stood together,

11:38most classmates thought it looked like a cheerful idiot paired with someone perpetually annoyed.

11:44Chasik, who knew absolutely nothing about music or piano, struggled hard. He couldn't even follow

11:50the class, much less help Yusul take notes. Just sitting there made his head hurt. He soon realized that

11:56even just reading musical terms out loud was a nightmare. His pronunciation was awful,

12:02and laughter often erupted around him. His cluelessness only worsened Yusul's already sour

12:07mood. After class, Jinmak pulled Yusul aside. Why would you pick a total idiot over me as your helper?

12:15Yusul calmly responded, because you're even more annoying. Jinmak finally understood just how much

12:21she couldn't stand him. Still determined, Chasik went out of his way to install a backseat on his

12:27bicycle to take Yusul to school. But she refused, her mother had strictly forbidden her from riding

12:33bikes. She also made it clear, she only chose a helper because the teacher required it. Chasik was

12:40just an audit student. They both had their own reasons, and there was no need to interfere in each

12:45other's lives. He barely walked into a wall, three times. At 7 a.m., Chasik's mom came to wake him up,

12:53only to find his room covered in handwritten notes on musical theory and piano techniques.

12:58Chasik had been waking up hours early to study. He even buried himself in the library on weekends,

13:04surrounded by books, diligently making progress. Despite struggling, he seemed genuinely happy.

13:10He even tried to see, having someone always talking beside her might make the darkness feel

13:15a little less lonely. No one knew, Chasik was the one who most needed comfort. He had lost the

13:21athletic he ever tried to do was bring warmth to others. He knew Yusul had never once ridden a

13:27bicycle in her life. Every now and then he hoped she might try, but she refused him every single time.

13:33After walking her to the street corner, Chasik turned around to head home, just like always. But before

13:39he'd gone far, he heard a dog barking, followed by Yusul's frightened scream. Blind and helpless,

13:46Yusul had been attacked by a vicious stray dog. The dog lunged, knocking her to the ground. The dog's

13:52owner, seeing she was blind, had the audacity to twist the story. He claimed she had struck the dog

13:58with her cane and demanded compensation. Seeing Yusul, and she felt joy she had never known before.

14:04But just as they reached her house, a familiar voice rang out. It was her mother. Startled,

14:10Yusul dropped her cane. Her mother, smiling, warmly thanked Chasik and brought Yusul inside.

14:17Chasik bent down to pick up the cane, intending to return it. But before he could knock, he overheard

14:23the fierce argument inside. Her mother was furious. She scolded Yusul not just for riding a bike,

14:29but flapped her across the face. I gave up everything for you, she shouted. And this is

14:34how you repay me? Yusul finally exploded. All her life, she had been crushed by her mother's

14:41endless expectations. Expectations that left her gasping for air. But today, for the first time,

14:48she had done something just for herself. That short bike ride made her feel a freedom she'd never known.

14:53There's so much I still want to do, she said through tears. I want to see the mountains. I want

14:59to see the ocean. I want to watch the sunset. Yusul didn't want to live the life her mother arranged

15:05for her, not anymore. And she certainly didn't want to live carrying resentment toward the person

15:10who raised her. Her mother looked at the wall, lined with her daughter's trophies and certificates,

15:16evidence of ten years of glory. But suddenly she realized. Her daughter hadn't smiled in ten years.

15:23And that broke her. The next day, she took protection money. But Chasik wasn't offended.

15:28With his usual good-natured spirit, he simply asked,

15:32Then, how should I change? Faced with such sincerity,

15:36even Yusul's mother was at a loss for words. Later, Yusul wanted to thank Chasik for everything

15:42he had done. Instead of accepting a gift, he brought her to a quiet underpass and asked for one thing.

15:48I want to hear you play. Yusul sat silently before the piano. And then,

15:53her fingers began to move across and loomed from the black and white keys.

15:57In that moment, Chasik's desire to learn piano grew even stronger. But back at school,

16:03while Yusul was changing in the classroom, a male student tried to secretly record her with his phone.

16:09Startled by a sound outside, she froze mid-motion, and only resumed when she was sure the intruder had

16:15left. As it turned to her forgiveness, and even offered to share the video,

16:19Kim Mok smashed the phone and punched him hard. But in doing so, he injured his own hand,

16:25his piano hand. When his father saw the wound, he said,

16:28Nothing. That cold silence from his own family pushed Kim Mok into despair.

16:34His father had always known. Kim Mok's piano talent was mediocre.

16:38His success came only from sheer discipline and obsession. But being part of a wealthy,

16:44high-pressure family meant hearing only praise, never honest feedback. And that had blinded him.

16:50If he didn't wake up soon, the blow from reality would only hit harder.

16:54Enraged, Kim Mok slammed his injured hand on the piano keys.

16:59Each strike was an outburst of pain. I won't play again, he swore.

17:04The next day, a new poster went up on the school bulletin board.

17:08The annual duo piano competition was only four months away.

17:12Chasik's eyes lit up. He was thrilled. But everyone laughed.

17:16You don't even meet the basic qualifications to sign up.

17:19That's when Chasik made his boldest move yet. He revealed,

17:23My father is pianist Hyun Myung-sik. He even showed a photo of his parents together.

17:28The class dismissed it as a celebrity selfie.

17:31Frustrated, Chasik declared, Then I'll win the competition and prove it.

17:36Even Yusole thought that was ridiculous. Most contestants had ten years of piano training.

17:42Chasik? He had nothing. Not even a foundation. Even if he were Mozart's son,

17:48for months wouldn't be enough. Her words made Chasik fall silent. On the way home,

17:53he didn't say a single word. The normally chatty, upbeat boy was suddenly quiet.

17:59All around them was nothing but silence. What Yusole didn't know was,

18:03Every night, Chasik dreamed the same dream. In that dream, he and Yusole played the same melody,

18:10side by side. She wasn't blind. And he wasn't seen as some thug. Whenever their eyes met,

18:16they smiled. One evening, he brought her to the same underpass again. He looked at the piano and said,

18:23almost to himself. If this was how it all began, could there be a chance? She didn't believe it.

18:29So Chasik is on the keys. Then he began to play. He played the song from his dream.

18:35Because he thought, if this was only a dream, it would be such a waste.

18:40What Yusole didn't know was how much effort Chasik had put into preparing for that moment.

18:45How many early mornings? How many books? How many failures? Despite the stares from strangers,

18:51Chasik practiced in the underground passage day and night. All for a dream that wasn't even real.

18:57But in his scarred, calloused hands, Yusole felt something else entirely. His stubbornness,

19:04his quiet strength. It reminded her of her own resilience. And just like that,

19:09the girl who had nearly given up on music, found herself believing again. She smiled.

19:15That night, Chasik told his mother, I'm entering the piano competition. One day,

19:21I'll make it so you won't have to struggle anymore. You won't have to stay out so late hanging up

19:25posters. His mother looked at her son, so grown, so earnest. And for the first time,

19:32she truly began to hope that this competition might change everything.

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19:42Later, Yusole braved the snow with a textbook balanced on her head.

19:47Jinmok quietly holding an umbrella over her head,

19:50I heard acid in the snow can make your hair fall out, she warned him. I'm not trying to go

19:55bald before I turn 20. Then he scoffed. Just then, Chasik walked by, snatched the umbrella away,

20:02and left with her. Jinmok watched the girl disappear into the distance. Outside the school gate,

20:09Chasik and Yusole's, duet partner, energy shifted. Yusole grabbed Chasik by the collar. At this rate,

20:16we're nowhere near ready. If you go on stage now, we'll be a laughing stock. And I'm not getting

20:22embarrassed because of you. But despite the friction, they encouraged each other, pushed each

20:28other. And together, they walked into the storm. Thus began Yusole's, hell training program for Chasik.

20:35Though she couldn't see, she could instantly tell, by the sound of each key, whether his hands were

20:41out of place. What started as lessons, soon became daily roast sessions. Each correction sharper than

20:47the last. They bickered constantly, like sworn rivals one minute, best friends the next. Their days

20:55were filled with fights, laughter, and endless practice. Suddenly, two months had passed.

21:01Chasik's skills improved drastically. And their forehand duet was beginning to truly sing.

21:07Chasik, despite his goofy, rebellious exterior, had a heart stronger than steel. Yusole, beneath her

21:14cold and guarded shell, held a vibrant, curious soul. They made a promise. Whatever tomorrow brings,

21:22whether joy or hardship, they would face it side by side, without fear. Elsewhere, the two mothers met

21:29face to face. No, not to arrange a wedding. But because Yusole's mother had decided to sell the

21:35piano, believing her daughter had abandoned music for good. And Chasik's mother? She had come with the

21:41hope of buying one. After hearing that her son was serious about competing, maybe it was the alcohol

21:47Yusole's mother had drunk. Yusole's mother did the unthinkable. She offered to give the piano away.

21:54Not because she no longer cared but because she didn't want her daughter's tragedy to repeat itself

21:59in someone else's child. When Yusole lost her sight, her mother cried until her body felt hollow.

22:05There were days she couldn't see a reason to go on. But even in that darkness, she was the first to

22:11pick herself up. She covered every sharp corner in the house with padding. She quietly followed behind

22:17her daughter on the walk to school. Even when Yusole practiced alone in the freezing subway,

22:23her mother would stand nearby, trembling, hiding her hands in her coat sleeves. And it was there that

22:29she first saw her daughter smile. From the heart. The only one listening now was Chasik's mother.

22:36She too had been walking her own path of hardship, and no one could understand better than her.

22:41As the competition drew closer, Chasik began to unravel. No matter how hard he tried,

22:47he couldn't reach Yusole's goal. 135 keystrokes per minute. Just one week before the big day,

22:54Chasik vanished. This boy, who had dreamed of standing on that stage, suddenly disappeared,

23:00gripped by fear. Not long before he had asked Yusole, what are the chances of us actually winning?

23:07She had replied coldly, about 0.0001%. Then why are you even doing this? He asked.

23:15Yusole just shrugged. To me, a blind girl and a clueless boy, that's about the right odds.

23:22But even if it's 1 in 10 million, isn't that still worth betting on? Chasik shouted into the silence.

23:28I am trying. But reality was cruel. Talent couldn't be forced. As the day loomed ever closer,

23:35he still couldn't hit 135. The pressure crushed him. Desperate for a breakthrough? He turned to

23:41someone else. Yusole's old rival, the genius pianist Chinmak. Though Chinmak coldly said he

23:48wouldn't help, no one wanted to see Yusole play with joy again more than he did. The day before the

23:53competition arrived. And still, Yusole hadn't seen Chasik in over a week. So she gave an ultimatum.

24:00If you don't show me your progress by tonight, we're dropping out. That night, Chasik appeared.

24:06And then, as the keys began to move, it wasn't Chasik playing. It was Chinmak. Perfect. Yusole

24:13whispered. Truly perfect. And then she said something that stunned Chinmak. You made it beautiful. For the

24:20first time in ten years, the words of praise from her lifelong rival brought tears streaming down

24:25Chinmak's face. He had waited a decade to hear that one word. The day of the competition arrived,

24:32Chasik was stunned to discover that. The head judge was none other than the world-renowned pianist.

24:38He approached him nervously. You know me, right? He asked. You're my father. He didn't answer and in

24:45that moment, Chasik realized the awful truth. This man was not his father. He never had been.

24:51Everything he believed about his bloodline, his talent, his identity, was a lie fabricated by his

24:58mother to give his a reason to keep living. Chasik looked down at his bruised, battered hands.

25:03The despair hit like a wave. This truth shattered his confidence completely. And so, once again,

25:10Chasik turned to Chinmak. I'm not a pianist's son, he confessed. I'm not gifted. I'm no one special.

25:17Chasik still couldn't do it. No matter how hard he tried, he just couldn't reach the goal of playing

25:23135 keystrokes per minute. The pressure weighed heavily on him. Chasik made a decision. He asked

25:29Chinmak, his longtime rival and once-distant friend, to take his place in the competition. He had already

25:36secretly changed the participant list, hoping that Chinmak could help Yusul win the championship

25:41they both dreamed of. Chinmak was stunned. He hadn't prepared. He stood frozen, uncertain of what

25:48to do, until a voice echoed in his mind. He looked at his former mentor, the one who had once inspired

25:54him to start playing, and something clicked. Without hesitation, he stepped forward. Backstage,

26:00Chasik found Yusul in the dressing room. He gently took her hands, not saying much,

26:06just letting their shared silence speak. Yusul wasn't alone anymore. After everything was

26:12settled, Chasik brought his mother to the underground passage. He wanted to prove through his actions that

26:18his talent came from his mother and no one else. I am not someone else's child, I am my mother's child.

26:24In that moment, the grand classical hall and the humble underground tunnel merged in spirit.

26:30Three teenagers played the same piece of music together. Each had their own weaknesses and had

26:35faced personal lows. They were both rivals and friends, inspiring one another at different moments.

26:42Before the performance, Chinmak had visited his father. He told him,

26:47Even if I end up just being a piano teacher after ten years, it's okay. At least in those ten years,

26:53I was doing something I loved. Yusul never resented her mother. The anger she showed was only because

26:59she didn't want her mother to lose her own life for her sake. Now, as she played again, the smile on

27:05her face, she most hoped her mother could see it. As Chasik played for his mother, he surpassed his own limits.

27:12He successfully reached 135 notes per minute. His mother finally saw the rainbow her son once spoke

27:19of. The three of them deeply felt everything the piano brought them. Through the rise and fall of the

27:25music, they expressed their love for the world. These youths gave it their all, just to reach the

27:31finish line of success. They learned that everyone's path to success looks different.

27:36Some people charge forward like waves in a storm, others move slowly, like streams cutting through

27:42stone. Steady, patient, but in the end, it doesn't matter how you get there, only that you keep going.

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