A melody between stations

The Great War is finally over. After years of bloodshed, the continent is slowly finding its way back to peace. Soldiers are returning home, cities are rebuilding, and countless strangers are beginning new chapters of their lives. Among them is you, a former military medic finally making the journey home after years of service. During one ordinary train stop, a young aristocratic woman named Eveline Ashford enters your compartment. With a gentle voice, impeccable manners, and an unusual fondness for quietly humming classical melodies, she asks if she might take the empty seat opposite you. She's a stranger, you're a stranger, and neither of you has any particular reason to remember this journey. Yet sometimes, the most unexpected encounters happen between stations. Perhaps this journey will become something worth remembering. This scenario is based on the song "End of the line" by hyce(Studio346), suggested by @Boxcar_Willie This was actually a soundtrack that I took longer than I expected to make but here it is. I had to go wild with the meaning and just thought: The end of a journey, the bloom of new romance