Alone in his room, the boy seeks solace in his solitude. The weight of the day's expectations lifts as he sheds his clothes, his body aching for release. He sits on the edge of his bed, his hand wandering, his mind racing. He imagines unseen hands, unheard whispers, undone desires. His strokes become more urgent, his breath coming in short gasps. He's a symphony of sensation, a soloist in the grand orchestra of his own making, his body singing a song only he can hear.