In a serene, close-knit hamlet, five-year-old Leo has become a beloved figure for his remarkable piano talent. Every day, his tiny hands gracefully dance across the keys, creating music with a sophistication far beyond his years. His family, especially his 101-year-old great-grandmother Rose, beams with pride at his accomplishments.

Rose, a former piano teacher, was the first to recognize Leo’s gift. Despite her age and frailty, she spent countless hours by his side, sharing stories of her musical past and gently guiding his hands across the keys. Their shared love of music forged a special bond, making these moments treasures for both of them.\

One golden summer afternoon, Rose’s health takes a turn for the worse. Her family gathers around, understanding that her time is drawing near. Even in this solemn moment, Rose’s eyes sparkle with her characteristic warmth. With a soft smile, she makes a heartfelt request: she wishes to hear Leo play her favorite piece—one she often performed in her own youth.

This final wish becomes a poignant reminder of the legacy of love, music, and memories she leaves behind, carried forward by the little boy whose talent she nurtured.