When you are born there is music playing, it never stops and never gets and louder or softer. The music is soft and beautiful, it calms you. Growing up it never stops. You hear it while you go to school, watch TV, you hear it everywhere. You never tell anyone about the music, you hope it's normal and you hope if it's not, that you aren't crazy. Luckily the music isn't that loud, it's more of a soft whisper. You walk toward your car when you bump into someone. All of a sudden the music gets louder. You can properly hear it for once. It's warm and lovely, and it fills you with happiness. You apologize to the person and they accept it. You realize they look so beautiful. Before they have a chance to leave you stop them and ask if they want to get a drink, they say yes and off you go. You spend the next week constantly hanging out with them, music still playing. Finally, you get the courage to ask them out, luck for you they say yes. Three years go by and everything is amazing, except for the rare fights. On a beautiful night, almost as beautiful as them, you propose to them. After wiping their tears away they say yes. Your wedding day was the only time you really cried. They said their vows and you couldn't help but fall in love even more than before. Your vows make them smile and laugh, you've always had that affect over them. A year after the wedding a kid is brought into the family. After a couple more years you end up with three beautiful children. Both you and your partner enjoy watching them grow up. When they bring grandchildren into your life it's makes you life even happier. Most of your days are spent with your partner sitting outside on chairs, holding their hand, and reading a book. Sometimes you just sit there listening to the music, enjoying your time with them. One day while you are shopping and your partner stays home the song gets weird. The tempo changes and the once calming music suddenly gets dark. It gets faster and faster then stops. You don't understand and you're confused. You leave everything and go home, reminding yourself to apologize to your partner. You go through the front door and see them, but instead of getting a smile on your face, you feel tears slide slowly down. You walk toward your partner laying there on the ground and hug their lifeless body. You cry and cry, you never knew someone could cry this much. After what seems like forever you get up and call the police. The funeral was beautiful, all of you family and friends came. You miss the song that used to play constantly. You wish your song would come back. After some years you get weak, you and can barely walk, and can barely eat. After realizing it's your time to go you slowly close your eyes and hear that beautiful music once again.
