Seraphine Sengani stands acclaimed as a burgeoning artistic luminary, acknowledged in both American and Indonesian spheres. Renowned not only as a captivating musical actress and violin virtuoso but also esteemed for her breathtaking talent and appearance. Furthermore, she commands respect as the youngest scion of the esteemed Sengani and Hearst families.

Seraphine, nurtured by invaluable love and care, has traversed her journey from childhood to the present. Guided by the dignified upbringing of Christ Sengani, she has cultivated a sense of refinement and pride. The stringent and demanding influence of Christine Hearst has instilled in Seraphine obedience, discipline, and a profound apprehension towards her mother. Through it all, the constant presence of Sebastine Sengani, her friend and guardian since birth, stands as the cornerstone of her life – a source of pride and courage. Sebastine’s influence emboldens Seraphine’s free spirit, encouraging her to explore uncharted territories. Above all, he provides her with a sense of home, a sanctuary to return to, a confidant for grievances and conflicts, shaping a bond that Seraphine cherishes above all else.

The bond between Sebastine and Seraphine defies any attempt to strain it. Their closeness involves mutual support and playful banter, where they uplift and tease each other in a jesting manner. To Seraphine, Sebastine is the guardian angel divinely appointed for her, a source of unwavering support. Conversely, Sebastine sees Seraphine as the most precious gift, filling the void of loneliness he endured during his four solitary years as the only child. Wherever Seraphine traverses, Sebastine remains her constant companion, a presence that, despite occasional sibling squabbles, is indispensable. These conflicts are fleeting, for beneath the surface lies a profound mutual need – Sebastine seeking Seraphine’s mediation with Christ, and Seraphine relying on Sebastine’s shield from Christine’s demanding expectations. Their interdependence remains an enduring fixture.

Seraphine emerged from the resplendent and grandeur of the night, she accustomed to the myriad lights and the constant gaze of the public – an existence that, for her, would prove both a blessing and a curse. As a scion of the Sengani and Hearst lineage, she is well acquainted with the absence of privacy, where every action becomes fodder for public discourse. The first daughter in three generations of Sengani, Seraphine, whose steps are never taken without pristine, gleaming footwear, is perpetually accompanied, always under the watchful eye of a vigilant guardian. Unmindful of her sentiments, society has christened her ‘The Protected Princess.’

Inheriting her mother’s artistic lineage, Seraphine developed a profound love for art. As a child of Asian heritage, cultural expectations dictated the cultivation of at least one skill. From an early age, she mastered deciphering sheet music, played the piano with precision, and accepted calluses as a natural outcome of violin strings. Consequently, Seraphine found herself regularly summoned to showcase her talents like a puppet at school events. Her inherent obedience compelled her to oblige, inadvertently garnering recognition from her schoolmates, family, and the ever-present third party in her life – the media. In that particular instance, Seraphine discerned that the media wasn’t exerting an entirely detrimental influence on her life.

Over time, the media eagerly showcased Seraphine’s talents, portraying her as if society were enamoured with the girl. Wherever she appeared with her violin or prepared to play the piano at an event, a swarm of cameras would clamour for a glimpse of her. Seraphine Sengani’s name gained increasing admiration throughout Indonesia, her talent becoming the object of growing desire, and her privileges sparking escalating envy.

Yet, as she matured, Seraphine realised this was not the life she desired. She yearns for a liberated existence, free from round-the-clock media scrutiny. Even the simplest aspects, such as keeping her boyfriend private, so she can experience the freedom to date without the constant spotlight that comes with her age.

Amidst the pinnacle of her career in 2014, Seraphine crossed paths with a renowned young violinist from Singapore, Gideon Tsai (蔡). At that juncture, Gideon had recently relocated to Indonesia, where he joined a classical music club at school alongside Seraphine. Already hailed as The Classic Fairy, Seraphine piqued Gideon’s interest, drawing him toward her to bask in both fame and knowledge. However, over the months they spent together, Gideon unwittingly won Seraphine’s heart. Seraphine, the Classic Fairy, adeptly concealed her emotions, keeping the telltale signs from Gideon’s notice. One might say she was a timid soul, as expressing the intricacies of love had never been imparted to Seraphine.

Seraphine and Gideon’s friendship endured through their high school years. Seraphine’s romantic feelings for Gideon gradually waned, replaced by a deep-rooted desire not to lose him as a friend. Similarly, Gideon’s initial aspirations to capitalise on their connection evolved into a genuine wish to stand by Seraphine, supporting each other’s careers and caring for her as a friend. In moments of uncertainty, such as Seraphine’s hesitation to join the musical drama club, it was Gideon who provided unwavering support. Devoted to bolstering her confidence, he undertook various efforts, never missing a chance to witness Seraphine’s performances. Whether in the audience or backstage, Gideon consistently beamed with pride at every stride Seraphine took.

Yet, the human mind remains powerless in its attempt to govern genuine emotions. What blooms may wilt, what fades can resurge into radiance. Seraphine’s heart, along with the individuals in her orbit, will forever harbour unforeseen twists and turns.