The order of one shots

I. violin concerto in d minor, op. 47 by Jean Sibelius

What happens if Brett's heart is simply a winter never turned to spring? What if Brett chooses his heart instead of what he truly wants? What if he follows what he feels he should?

II. violin concerto in d major, op. 35 by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

What was Eddy Chen thinking about while him and Brett were playing the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in their livestream?

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III. daphnis et chloe, suite no.2 by Maurice Ravel

In the wee small hours of the morning is the time when Eddy Chen can marvel at the love of his life without judgment or insecurity from the other. It is the rare times where they sleep together and Eddy just can't sleep.

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IV. don juan, op. 20 by Richard Strauss

don juan- a captivating man known as a great lover or seducer of women

definition from: Merriam-Webster dictionary

What happens when Eddy Chen is labeled a Don Juan, by his best friend and the love of his life, Brett Yang? What does he do? Does he confess or does he continue using other people to forget the older man in front of him?

V. prelude to the afternoon of a faun by Claude Debussy

What if Eddy Chen decides to seduce Brett Yang by making him jealous? Will Brett Yang react to it, will he use his deadpan face or does he allow his desire to take over him?

VI. intermezzo in a-flat major, op.76, no. 2 by Johannes Brahms

Brett Yang isn't good with verbal communication, so he pours out all his feelings with the medium he's good at. No, not music, but writing. Eddy Chen wasn't supposed to find out, but he accidentally stumbled upon it.

VII. piano quintet in f minor by César Franck

Eddy Chen has been married for a few years now. He realized that he loved his best friend of two decades when he already has a kid and is happy with his wife. Brett Yang wasn't taken by anyone. Does Eddy act on his feelings or does he just sweep it under the rug and pretend it never existed?

VIII. string quartet no. 2 by Leoš Janáček

Brett Yang is a modern poet/classical violinist who remains anonymous when sending the love of his life the letters or poems he has conjured up for him. He enchants a wonderful classical violinist named Eddy Chen with poems and letters that is constantly left in his violin case or anywhere where he would easily see it. Eddy does not admit it, but these are what makes his days better. Basically a secret admirer au.

IX. liebestraum, no. 2 by Franz Lizst

Brett Yang and Eddy Chen just got married. Of course, the wedding night has the most romantic sex of all.

X. beau soir by Claude Debussy (part one)

Eddy Chen plans to propose to Brett Yang on his birthday but chickened out last minute. What was Eddy thinking while he had the box on his pocket the entire time?

XI. clair de lune by Claude Debussy (part two)

Brett Yang knew that Eddy Chen was supposed to propose to him. Brett also knew that Eddy chickened out. So, it's up to Brett to propose. Brett has always been braver between the two of them.

XII. the poem of ecstasy by Alexander Scriabin

What was sex like between Brett Yang and Eddy Chen when they are merely a casual affair? How did they make the best of the night when they have to get back to their respective significant others the morning after?

XIII. navarra by Pablo de Sarasate

Over the years, Brett Yang was sure of what he feels towards Eddy Chen. Brett finally has Eddy, but Eddy has doubts and anxiety. This is a flashback of how they both fell in love over the years in order to reassure the ever so lovely Eddy Chen.

XIV. sonata for violin and piano in a by César Franck

Eddy Chen and Brett Yang play this piece for a friend's wedding dance. They both know that this piece might be the most romantic piece they've ever played together. It makes them wonder what they really feel for each other.

XV. seven sonnets of michaelangelo, op. 22 by Benjamin Britten

Writer and violinist Eddy Chen has been feeling like his works, both musically and literature wise, was feeling empty. In order to fix this, he goes to a ball and looks for a muse. In the sea of beautiful women and dashing men, the one who caught his eye is a man that was on the balcony outside, looking at the stars and the moon. That was the night that Eddy Chen just can't stop writing about Brett Yang. Artist!Eddy and Muse!Brett au.

XVI. introduction et rondo capriccioso by Camille Saint-Saëns

Brett Yang and Eddy Chen always have sleepovers. It breaks Brett heart every time they do it because he knows that Eddy doesn't love him like that. Eddy just sees him as a best friend, but will that change?

XVII. butterfly lovers violin concerto by He Zhanhao and Chen Gang

Eddy Chen is to be married to another girl. Brett Yang knows this as he lets it happen. He knows he has no control. Oriental drama featuring Wealthy!Eddy and Commoner!Brett.

XVIII. le cygne by Camille Saint-Saëns

Eddy Chen had always been a little bit obsessed with Brett Yang's neck. Not in a creepy sense, but in a sense that it's beautiful. It's usually exposed, so when Brett wears the high-necked practice shirt, Eddy might've just lost his mind.

XIX. the last rose of summer, etude no. 6 by Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst

During the summer vacation, Eddy Chen decided to grow roses on his garden. It is numbered exactly the days until Brett Yang returns. The last rose of summer is almost wilting, but Brett came home before it died.

XX. la mer, i. from dawn until noon on the sea by Claude Debussy

When Brett Yang and Eddy Chen were in a hotel near the beach and both woke up early, they walk along the shore. It was Brett's birthday and Eddy just wants to give him a great day, despite of what he saw the night before.

XXI. ständchen, d. 957, no. 4 by Franz Schubert

Brett Yang asks Eddy Chen what his perfect date would be a few years ago, before they were even together. Eddy forgot about the question, but Brett never did. Eddy is surprised and falls more for Brett.

XXII. none but the lonely heart, op. 6, no.6 by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Eddy Chen was convinced that his girlfriend of four years is his soulmate. The basis of soulmates is when your beloved soulmate dyes their hair, their hair color will be your eye color until they get it changed again. When his girlfriend and him gets golden caramel highlights, both their eye colors didn't change. However, Brett Yang's eyes have golden specks in them. The said Brett Yang is single. Somehow, Eddy knows that Brett is his soulmate. He couldn't accept it at the start, but when an accidental kiss happened, Eddy found that he can't get enough of the older man. Soulmate au.

XXIII. salut d'amour by Edward Elgar

When it's three am and both men find themselves awake, what's the most logical thing to do than go outside and waltz to this song even if it isn't in waltz meter.

XXIV. oriental dance by Aram Khachaturian

Eddy Chen is a green mansion boy and Brett Yang is a wealthy musician/writer. Brett asks Eddy to leave the green mansion and takes him home to be his lovely spouse. Eddy always accompanies Brett's playing by dancing. They both knew it was love at first sight.

XXV. scenes historiques ii, op. 66, ii. the love song by Jean Sibelius

Eddy Chen and Brett Yang are bidding their farewell because Eddy is about to get married. With no phones nor anything, they dance to the silence of the darkness. This is definitely their last dance as lovers.

XXVI. la fille aux cheveux de lin (the girl with the flaxen hair) by Claude Debussy

A few years ago, Eddy Chen fell in love with a blonde haired girl. He was constantly playing this piece in the piano and Brett Yang got sick of it. Little did Brett know, he would be replaying this song in his head when he sees Eddy with blond and brown highlights on his hair.

XXVII. symphonie fantastique, op. 14 by Hector Berlioz

Unrequited love at it's finest. Eddy Chen doesn't know but Brett Yang is in love with him. Hopelessly and head over heels in love. Brett mourns his love and the lost of his love.

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XXVIII. five early pieces by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Brett Yang and Eddy Chen finally got married. Of course, there were hardships before they got married. These are the five problems.

XXIX. the firebird by Igor Stravinsky

Eddy Chen has a love for ballets and Brett Yang is an orchestral musician for the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. When the two met, they knew they had to be together.

XXX. romance, op. 28, no. 2 by Clara Schumann

Eddy Chen finds himself wanting Brett Yang at three in the morning. Brett is tired but he won't let it stop him from pleasuring his boyfriend.

XXXI. someone to watch over me by George and Ira Gershwin

Eddy Chen has always been alone. He knows that he's independent and can live alone. This changes when he is met by a tragedy. He now has a caretaker because he can't handle it alone, anymore. Turns out that Brett Yang, his caretaker, would be the love and center of his life.

XXXII. tzigane by Maurice Ravel

If you ask Eddy Chen during daytime what was Brett Yang to him, he'd say they're enemies. But if you ask Brett Yang during nighttime what was Eddy Chen to him, he'd say their lovers.

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XXXIII. violin sonata in g minor by Claude Debussy

Eddy Chen and Brett Yang's relationship has no label. Both are more than friends but less than lovers. Both don't know where to stand. It's up to one of them, whoever has more courage to make it official.

XXXIV. waltz no. 2 by Dmitri Shostakovich

Brett Yang doesn't know how to dance waltz. He asks help from a female friend, aka Hilary Hahn. Eddy Chen sees the practice and can't help but marvel at the boy who's trying to learn because he requested it. Oh, did I mention that he was a bit jealous, too?

XXXV. leron leron sinta (a Filipino folk music) reimagined by Belle Chen

Brett Yang courts Eddy Chen traditionally. Brett, every single night, serenades Eddy outside of his house. Eddy's parents do not agree with Brett's affections. Until he proves himself worthy for Eddy's hand in marriage.

XXXVI. violin concerto in e minor, ii. andante by Felix Mendelssohn

Brett Yang and Eddy Chen's relatives are used to seeing them be each other's date every time someone was getting married. What happens if Eddy didn't bring Brett as date for his cousin's wedding?

XXXVII. sonata no. 2 "obsession" by Eugene Ysaye

Eddy Chen helped a friend with a love letter but accidentally sent it to Brett Yang. The said love letter is signed by him because Eddy's friend changed it.

XXXVIII. adagio for strings by Samuel Barber

No matter how much Eddy Chen walks away, he'll always come back to his home, who is also Brett Yang.

XXXIX. piano concerto no. 2 by Sergei Rachmaninoff

When both Eddy Chen and Brett Yang saw a shooting star, they both made the same wish.

XL. violin concerto by Erich Wolfgang Korngold

When the sun rises in the morning and sets in the night, Brett Yang and Eddy Chen know that they are just lucky that they fell in love with each other.

XLI. faust, act 2, scene 5: waltz by Charles Gounod

During break ups, one person tends to get the shorter stick. Eddy Chen sympathizes and recognizes that Brett Yang did get the bad side. Eddy got the good side but that doesn't mean that the guilt didn't hit him hard.

XLII. 6 consolations, s.172, no.3 in d-flat major by Franz Liszt

Brett Yang and Eddy Chen had already broken up, but due to their strong friendship, they remain best friends. Psychology says that when exes are friends after the breakup, it means that they're still in love with each other or never in love at all. Brett might've just found out which one it is when Eddy keeps on looking at him like he wants to be kissed.

XLIII. liebesfreud by Fritz Kreisler

Eddy Chen is a single dad and Brett Yang wants children. They started dating and nothing could be more perfect for them.

XLIV. andante cantabile by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

When the wind blows east, you could hear your soulmate's thoughts. When the wind blows west, you can tell your soulmate anything you want to tell them by whispering it to the wind. Eddy Chen was feeling the wind from the west, so he whispers his affections for his soulmate. Brett Yang was feeling the wind from the east and hears his soulmate's thoughts and whispers. Suddenly, Brett hears what Eddy said.

XLV. 6 partitas for violin solo: 3. love by Antón García Abril

Eddy Chen doesn't admit it, but he's in love with his and Brett Yang's height difference. There's multiple reasons why but it all ultimately comes back to one: Eddy Chen is irrevocably and sickeningly in love with Brett Yang.

XLVI. love dance from romeo and juliet, op. 64 by Sergei Prokofiev

Brett Yang recalls a conversation with an ex almost lover. He thanks the stars above that he and Eddy Chen ended up together.

XLVII. four pieces for violin and piano, op. 78, ii. romance by Jean Sibelius

Brett Yang has a few unsent letters for Eddy Chen, talking about things be usually wouldn't. It gets forgotten since they've been married for ten years now.

XLVIII. danse macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns

Brett Yang knows that Eddy Chen has cycles of hormones that he simply cannot control. They never really talk about it too much because they get lost in each other. Both lose control during these periods.

XLVIX. ashes by Hilary Hahn and Hauschka

Eddy Chen recalls the most recent late night practice session of Brett Yang. The truth behind Brett's practice session fueled with multiple emotions.

L. schön rosmarin by Fritz Kreisler

Brett Yang was recently dumped by a now ex-lover. He goes outside for the first time in a while and meets a lovely Eddy Chen.

LI. violin concerto, i. allegro by Samuel Barber

It has been a year since Brett Yang broke up with Eddy Chen. Brett was going to propose to someone but Eddy doesn't know who. Being Brett's best friend (who's still in love with him) helps to plan a proposal date. He just didn't know that it was supposed to be for him.

LII. piano concerto no. 1 by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Brett Yang fakes being Belle Chen's date for a Chinese New Year party. He had always been her best friend and he never knew that Belle's younger brother, Eddy Chen, had a crush on him. He always found the boy adorable and cute, so when he finds him crying on their balcony, he consoles the younger boy.

LIII. nocturne in e-flat minor, op. 9, no. 2 by Frederic Chopin

It is now three am, both Brett Yang and Eddy Chen were in Brett's family home with everyone asleep besides them. They we're about to go up to Brett's room until Eddy asked for a kiss on their way up the stairs. Brett was going first so he seemed taller than Eddy, giving them an artificial height difference.

LIV. gymnopedie, no. 1 by Eric Satie

Brett Yang is complaining about an ache in his back. Eddy Chen decides to be a dear and give his boyfriend a massage.

LV. violin and piano sonata no. 5 "spring sonata" by Ludwig van Beethoven

Brett Yang was always reminded by Eddy Chen that he only saw him as a brother. He had learned to avoid getting hurt every time Eddy does it but it always comes back to haunt him. It hurt Brett but he just decided not to say anything about it because he didn't want his best friend to feel guilty. He just lets it be but people have limitations. What happens if he had reached his limitations?

LVI. oblivion by Astor Piazzolla