Description
this is based on the song Give me a break by Micheal Clifford ft. Waterparks A quietly poetic story of fleeting glances found connection, and the way a single presence can change the rhythm of everything. In a quiet café tucked on a rain-streaked street corner, the world hums to the rhythm of coffee cups, steam, and unsaid things. Every morning at exactly 7:04, TK walks in-silent, always dressed in black, headphones around his neck like punctuation. He sketches wings in his notebook, drinks his black coffee, and says little. Aimer, the barista who knows his order by heart, watches him from behind the espresso machine. They don't talk much. But they mean things. Between cryptic conversations, rainy reflections, and Vaundy's scribbled lyrics on forearms and calendars, something begins to stir. Something tender, something unsung. When TK disappears, everything feels louder in his absence-the ticking clock, the empty chair, the cup left untouched. But when he returns, stripped of his usual silence, it's clear: this café isn't just where they met. It's where the song started.
The clock ticks louder here
