Ena entered a cafe, it was unknown to her, the said cafe was new, but the moment she walked in she loved it immediately. Ena enjoyed going to local cafes and studying or drawing in those cafes. She took a seat near the stage that was placed upfront. A beautiful piano was sat on the stage. It was elegant; almost too pretty to be used, as if it were just decoration.

Ena got settled in, she ordered a drink and a pastry to go with. She pulled out her sketch book and went away, in her own world as she quickly adapted to the cozy cafe. The peaceful moment interrupted as someone had walked onto the stage, not just someone, a beautiful someone. Long silky blonde hair that she wore down, the blonde hair being met with peach tips that had just looked so cute, her head held a beret, a long skirt that she looked so cute in, a blouse that was just as cute as the rest of her, wishing she had it as well, even if it wasn’t something she’d wear regularly. The angelic girl sat at the piano, she looked over to one of the baristas and smiled, starting to play the piano, her music just as breathtaking as the piano that she had played, as if her ears were blessed, just as her eyes were. Ena stopped drawing, her attention completely to the girl. She wondered what her name was. Everyone else that had worked at the cafe and wore name tags, but this girl was special. It seemed as if she were a decoration too, her face divine, maybe her voice was just as lovely as she looked.

Ena appeared at the cafe every so often; any chance she got. Just to see the girl and to eat the wonderful pastries they served. The baristas had called her a regular, but that meant their business wouldn’t go down. Ena sat at her usual table, already taking out her drawing tablet. Just in time, the girl stepped out as well. Something happened that day; she smiled at Ena.

Tsukasa then took a seat and started playing, the usual track the manager would make her play. Glancing once in a while to look at Ena, feeling confident that someone enjoyed her presence and her work