Drinks for Two Manhua

Title: The Forgotten Melody Genre: Mystery; Thriller In the small town of Willow Creek, where secrets whispered in the wind and shadows danced in the moonlight, a mysterious melody drifted through the abandoned streets. Lily, a young and curious girl with a love for adventure, followed the haunting tune to an old, decrepit mansion at the edge of town. As she stepped through the creaking gates, an eerie chill ran down her spine, and she knew she had stumbled upon something inexplicably sinister. The melody grew louder, wrapping around her like a suffocating shroud, pulling her deeper into the heart of the mansion. Inside, the air was thick with dust and the scent of decay, but Lily pressed on, determined to uncover the source of the haunting melody. Room by room, she searched, her heart pounding in her chest, until she reached the grand ballroom, where a figure stood in the shadows, playing a piano with fingers that seemed to dance on the keys. Mesmerized, Lily approached the figure, only to gasp in horror as she realized it was the ghost of a young woman, her eyes hollow and filled with sorrow. The ghost beckoned to Lily, her voice a whisper in the air, telling a tale of lost love and a tragic fate that had befallen her centuries ago. As Lily listened, tears stinging her eyes, she felt a surge of empathy for the ghostly figure before her. With trembling hands, she reached out and touched the keys of the piano, joining the ghost in a haunting duet that filled the empty mansion with bittersweet music. And in that moment, as the last notes of the melody faded into the night, Lily felt a deep sense of peace wash over her. The ghost smiled, a radiant expression that pierced the darkness, before fading away into the shadows, leaving Lily alone in the silent ballroom. As she made her way back to the gates, the melody lingered in her mind, a reminder of the fleeting connection she had shared with the ghostly figure. And as the first light of dawn broke over the horizon, Lily knew that some mysteries were never meant to be solved, only cherished in the depths of our hearts forever.