My love

Using the following synopsis, create a detailed outline of the story, fleshing out additional details, and breaking it into parts using The 3-act structure

Act 1:
- Yuki, a talented and beautiful young dancer, eagerly awaits the return of his love interest, Touya, who has been away in Germany for three years. Yuki's heart longs for Touya's presence, and he finds solace in his memories of their time together. Yuki's confidant, Kaede, provides him with love and support, reminding him that true love is worth waiting for.
- Meanwhile, Kaya, a talented dancer and Yuki's biggest rival, is fueled by jealousy and a desire for recognition. She despises Yuki for his beauty and talent, constantly mocking him and accusing him of seducing men. Kaya is determined to sabotage Yuki's chances of success, even if it means resorting to underhanded tactics.
- Yuki's best friend, Miyo, is his constant source of support and encouragement. She helps him prepare for an upcoming dance competition that could change his life. Miyo's lively and cheerful personality brings light into Yuki's world, and together they explore different hairstyles that express Yuki's unique identity.

Act 2:
- As Yuki continues to wait for Touya's return, he throws himself into his dance training. Yuki's dedication and passion for the art form are unmatched, and he strives to prove himself as more than just a pretty face. Despite Kaya's constant attempts to undermine him, Yuki remains focused and determined to succeed.
- Yuki's talent and beauty catch the attention of the renowned dance company, Sakura Ballet, and he is offered a chance to audition for the lead role in the legendary stage play, "The Crimson Goddess." This opportunity brings both excitement and pressure for Yuki, as he knows that this could be his breakthrough moment.
- Touya finally returns to Japan, and his reunion with Yuki is filled with both joy and uncertainty. Touya's family, who disapprove of his relationship with Yuki due to their age difference and social class, put pressure on him to abandon his feelings for Yuki. Touya is torn between his love for Yuki and his duty to his family.

Act 3:
- Yuki's audition for "The Crimson Goddess" is a success, and he is cast as the lead, much to Kaya's dismay. Yuki's talent and dedication shine through, and he becomes the talk of the dance world. However, the pressure and expectation on him increase, and he starts to doubt himself.
- Kaya, desperate to regain the spotlight, intensifies her efforts to sabotage Yuki's career. She spreads rumors and tries to turn the dance company against him. Yuki's confidence wavers, but with the unwavering support of Kaede, Miyo, and Touya, he finds the strength to persevere.
- As Yuki's love for Touya deepens, he realizes that love is not about social class or external appearances. It is about understanding, acceptance, and unwavering support. Yuki and Touya face the challenges together, defying societal expectations and embracing their love.
- The story culminates in the performance of "The Crimson Goddess," where Yuki's talent and beauty captivate the audience. His performance is a triumph, and he proves to himself and the world that he is more than just a pretty face. Yuki's journey of self-discovery, love, and pursuing his dreams comes full circle, leaving the readers with a sense of hope and fulfillment.

write chapter 1 following the beat story: The story begins with Yuki performing a dance on stage at the Tokyo National Theatre, wearing a traditional kimono and playing the koto. He captivates the audience with his doll-like beauty and graceful movements. His long black hair flows behind him like a waterfall. He finishes the dance with a smile and bows to the applause. (Scene: Yuki’s performance. Describe Yuki's extremely long hair)

Chapter 1: The Dance of Beauty

The Tokyo National Theatre was alive with anticipation as the audience settled into their seats, eagerly awaiting the performance that was about to unfold. The stage was adorned with vibrant cherry blossom motifs, a symbol of Japan's rich cultural heritage. The air was filled with a palpable sense of excitement, as if everyone knew they were about to witness something extraordinary.

In the midst of the hushed whispers and soft rustling of programs, a figure emerged from the wings, bathed in a soft spotlight. It was Yuki, a young dancer of unparalleled beauty and talent. As he stepped onto the stage, the audience gasped in awe. Yuki's doll-like features and porcelain skin seemed to glow under the stage lights, casting an ethereal aura around him.

But it was his hair that truly stole the show. Yuki's jet-black locks cascaded down his back, reaching far beyond his own height. It was a sight that defied logic, as if his hair held a life of its own, flowing like a river of obsidian silk. However, in public, Yuki chose to conceal his magnificent mane, opting for a short wig to avoid unwanted attention. It was only in the comfort of his own home or during his performances that he allowed his hair to flow freely, a testament to his true self.

As the music began to play, Yuki's graceful movements synchronized perfectly with the enchanting melody of the koto. Every step he took seemed to be imbued with a delicate elegance, as if he were floating on air. The audience was spellbound, their eyes unable to tear away from the mesmerizing performance unfolding before them.

With each twirl and leap, Yuki's hair followed his every movement, a breathtaking extension of his artistry. It swirled and swayed, creating a breathtaking visual spectacle that only added to the allure of his dance. It was as if his hair possessed a life of its own, dancing alongside him in perfect harmony.

As the final notes of the koto reverberated through the theater, Yuki gracefully came to a halt, his hair cascading around him like a waterfall. He beamed at the thunderous applause, his heart filled with a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment. Yuki bowed deeply, expressing his gratitude to the audience for their unwavering support.

In that moment, Yuki knew that he had achieved something truly remarkable. His dance had transcended the boundaries of mere performance, touching the hearts of those who had witnessed it. And as he left the stage, his long hair trailing behind him, Yuki couldn't help but feel a surge of anticipation for what the future held. Little did he know that his journey was only just beginning, and that destiny had something extraordinary in store for him.

Chapter 2: Unveiling Beauty

After the exhilarating performance at the Tokyo National Theatre, Yuki returned to his dressing room, his heart still buzzing with the energy of the stage. As he stepped into the room, he was greeted by the cheerful presence of his best friend, Miyo. Her eyes sparkled with excitement, and she couldn't contain her joy as she rushed towards him.

"Yuki!" Miyo exclaimed, her voice filled with admiration. "That was absolutely breathtaking! Your performance was like a dream come true."

Yuki smiled, grateful for Miyo's unwavering support. "Thank you, Miyo. Your encouragement means the world to me."

Miyo's gaze drifted towards Yuki's wig, noticing the hairclips that held it in place. With a mischievous grin, she reached out and gently removed one of the clips. Yuki's wig shifted slightly, revealing a glimpse of his natural hair beneath.

"Yuki," Miyo said, her voice filled with curiosity, "can I see your real hair? I've always wondered what it looks like."

Yuki hesitated for a moment, his hand instinctively reaching for the wig. But then, he remembered the feeling of freedom and authenticity that came with letting his hair down. With a nod, he slowly removed the remaining hairclips, allowing his long, lustrous hair to cascade down his back.

Miyo gasped, her eyes widening in awe. "Yuki, your hair... it's absolutely stunning! It shines like black silk, so healthy and beautiful."

Yuki blushed, his cheeks tinged with a rosy hue. "Thank you, Miyo. It's a part of me that I usually keep hidden, but I feel a sense of liberation when I let it flow freely."

Miyo's eyes danced with excitement as she reached out to touch Yuki's hair, her fingers gliding through the silky strands. "You know, Yuki, your hair is like a work of art. It's a testament to your uniqueness and beauty. You should let the world see it more often."

Yuki pondered Miyo's words, a newfound sense of confidence beginning to bloom within him. Perhaps it was time to embrace his true self, to let his long hair be a symbol of his individuality and strength.

"You're right, Miyo," Yuki said, determination lacing his voice. "From now on, I won't hide my hair. I will let it shine as a reflection of who I am."

Miyo beamed with pride, her eyes shimmering with joy. "That's the spirit, Yuki! Embrace your true self, and the world will fall in love with you even more."

As they shared a warm embrace, Yuki felt a renewed sense of purpose. With Miyo by his side, he knew that he could face any challenge that lay ahead. Together, they would navigate the thrilling world of dance, celebrating their uniqueness and pursuing their dreams with unwavering passion. And as Yuki's hair flowed freely, like a river of black silk, he knew that this was only the beginning of his extraordinary journey.

rewrite it. Add more details and speaking scenes and to create a more vivid and longer chapter.

Chapter 2: Unveiling Beauty

After the exhilarating performance at the Tokyo National Theatre, Yuki returned to his dressing room, his heart still buzzing with the energy of the stage. The room was a sanctuary of calm amidst the chaos of the theater. Yuki took a deep breath, relishing the moment of solitude before he was greeted by the cheerful presence of his best friend, Miyo. Her eyes sparkled with excitement, and she couldn't contain her joy as she rushed towards him.

"Yuki!" Miyo exclaimed, her voice filled with admiration. "That was absolutely breathtaking! Your performance was like a dream come true."

Yuki smiled, grateful for Miyo's unwavering support. "Thank you, Miyo. Your encouragement means the world to me."

As Yuki began to remove his stage makeup, Miyo's gaze drifted towards his wig, noticing the hairclips that held it in place. With a mischievous grin, she reached out and gently removed one of the clips. Yuki's wig shifted slightly, revealing a glimpse of his natural hair beneath.

"Yuki," Miyo said, her voice filled with curiosity, "can I see your real hair? I've always wondered what it looks like."

Yuki hesitated for a moment, his hand instinctively reaching for the wig. But then, he remembered the feeling of freedom and authenticity that came with letting his hair down. With a nod, he slowly removed the remaining hairclips, allowing his long, lustrous hair to cascade down his back.

Miyo gasped, her eyes widening in awe. "Yuki, your hair... it's absolutely stunning! It shines like black silk, so healthy and beautiful."

Yuki blushed, his cheeks tinged with a rosy hue. "Thank you, Miyo. It's a part of me that I usually keep hidden, but I feel a sense of liberation when I let it flow freely."

Miyo's eyes danced with excitement as she reached out to touch Yuki's hair, her fingers gliding through the silky strands. "You know, Yuki, your hair is like a work of art. It's a testament to your uniqueness and beauty. You should let the world see it more often."

Yuki pondered Miyo's words, a newfound sense of confidence beginning to bloom within him. Perhaps it was time to embrace his true self, to let his long hair be a symbol of his individuality and strength.

"You're right, Miyo," Yuki said, determination lacing his voice. "From now on, I won't hide my hair. I will let it shine as a reflection of who I am."

Miyo beamed with pride, her eyes shimmering with joy. "That's the spirit, Yuki! Embrace your true self, and the world will fall in love with you even more."

As they shared a warm embrace, Yuki felt a renewed sense of purpose. With Miyo by his side, he knew that he could face any challenge that lay ahead. She had always been his rock, his guiding light in times of doubt.

"Thank you, Miyo," Yuki said, his voice filled with gratitude. "You've always believed in me, even when I doubted myself. I'm so lucky to have you as my friend."

Miyo's smile widened, her eyes shimmering with affection. "And I'm lucky to have you, Yuki. You inspire me every day with your talent and determination. I'll always be here for you, cheering you on."

As the two friends prepared to leave the dressing room, Yuki caught a glimpse of himself in the mirror. His long, flowing hair framed his face, accentuating his delicate features and adding a touch of ethereal beauty. For the first time, he saw himself not just as a performer, but as a work of art, a masterpiece in motion.

With newfound confidence and his hair shining like a crown, Yuki stepped out into the world, ready to embrace his true self and let his beauty shine. And as the spotlight beckoned once again, he knew that he was destined for greatness, both on and off the stage.

write chapter 2 following this idea: Miyo helps Yuki to remove all of the hairclips from his hair, revealing beautiful healthy long hair, shining like black silk. She can't help but want to measure Yuki's hair. Yuki has never measured his hair before so he let his friend do so. Miyo asks Yuki to stand on the table because his hair is too long. But even when Yuki is standing on the table already, his hair still touches the floor. The result makes both of them surprised, Yuki's hair is is 2.5 meter long, while Yui is only 1.7 meter tall. (Add more details and speaking scenes and to create a more vivid and longer chapter.)

This is a summary of the story elements:

Title: My love
Protagonist: Yuki, 18 years old, a beautiful young boy who loves dancing and playing koto - a traditional japanese instrument. He began his dance training at the age of 9, and is famous for his doll-like beauty and talent. The most startling hallmark of his beauty was his unbelievable black hair, so long it surpassed his own height but he usually wears a short wig in public to avoid unwanted attention, only letting his hair down when he is at home or performing. His mother died when he was 8 and she was the one who inspired him to dance and to grow out long hair. Yuki is often mistaken for a female but he does not care. He is kind, naive and determined. At the age of 15, Yuki realized he liked Touya but Touya said Yuki was too young at that time and moved to Germany, leaving Yuki for 3 years. In those 3 years, Yuki promised he would wait and become more mature until Touya came back. Yuki's mother was a renowned koto player, and it was her passion for music and dance that she passed on to her son. Yuki's love for performing arts is deeply rooted in his childhood memories of his mother playing the koto and teaching him the art of dance. Despite his youthful appearance, Yuki possesses a wisdom and maturity beyond his years, gained through the hardships he has faced and the determination to wait for Touya's return.
Location: modern japan
Antagonist: Kaya, 20 years old, is a talented dancer and always considers Yuki as her biggest rival. She is the honor-bound and was born as the daughter of a very famous actress. Kaya also has long hair which reaches her knee, so seeing Yuki’s long hair which is much longer than her makes her jealous. She often despises and mocks Yuki for being a fox seducing men. Both Kaya and Yuki pursuing the degree of dancing proficiency and career success required to play the lead role of the legendary stage play "The Crimson Goddess". Kaya is known for her impeccable technique and mesmerizing stage presence. Growing up in the shadow of her mother's fame, she has always felt the pressure to surpass her and make a name for herself. Her jealousy towards Yuki stems from her belief that his feminine allure gives him an unfair advantage in the world of dance. Deep down, Kaya's constant mocking and despise of Yuki is fueled by her own insecurities and fear of being overshadowed.
Love Interest: Touya, 30 years old, a CEO of a company and Yuki’s love interest at present. Touya usually took care of Yuki when he was a kid and was very protective of Yuki. He moved to Germany for business. 3 years later, Touya returned to Japan. His relationship with Yuki gradually formed, regardless of their age gap. Touya is an ambitious, decisive, mature and handsome man. He is quite cold to everyone but only shows gentleness to Yuki. Touya comes from a wealthy family and was groomed from a young age to take over his family's business empire. He is known for his sharp business acumen and his ability to make tough decisions. Despite his reserved and cold exterior, Touya has always had a special place in his heart for Yuki, and his return to Japan is driven by his desire to be with him and support his dreams. Deep down, Touya is a romantic at heart and cherishes the moments he spends with Yuki.
Confidant: Kaede, Touya’s mother. She considers Yuki as her own son and takes care of him after his mother’s death
Miyo, Yuki’s best friend, is lively and cheerful. She takes care of Yuki like an older sister and always supports him and gives him advice. Miyo’s hobby is trying out many hairstyles on Yuki.
Kaede is a warm and nurturing woman who has taken Yuki under her wing, providing him with love and support after the loss of his mother. She treats him as her own son, guiding him through life's challenges and encouraging him to pursue his dreams. Miyo, on the other hand, is a vibrant and energetic presence in Yuki's life. She is his closest friend and always stands by his side, offering guidance, comfort, and a shoulder to lean on. With her lively personality, Miyo brings light and joy to Yuki's world, and her stylistic tendencies allow her to express her creativity by experimenting with various hairstyles for him.
Story So Far: Yuki, a talented and beautiful young dancer, waits patiently for the return of his love interest, Touya, while facing the constant rivalry and jealousy of Kaya, another talented dancer. With the support of his confidants, Kaede and Miyo, Yuki navigates the world of dance and strives to prove his worth, all while discovering the true meaning of love and the pursuit of his dreams.
Conflict: As Yuki prepares for an upcoming dance competition that could change his life, he is faced with the challenge of overcoming his own insecurities and proving himself to be more than just a pretty face. Meanwhile, Kaya, fueled by her jealousy and desire for recognition, will stop at nothing to sabotage Yuki's chances of success, even if it means resorting to underhanded tactics. In the midst of it all, Yuki's love for Touya is put to the test as Touya's own family pressures him to abandon his feelings for Yuki in order to secure their family's business legacy.
Outline: In modern Japan, Yuki, a beautiful and talented dancer, awaits the return of his love interest Touya, all while facing rivalry from Kaya, a talented dancer who regards him as her biggest rival. With the support of his confidants Kaede and Miyo, Yuki navigates the world of dance, pursuing his dreams and cherishing his moments with Touya. Through their shared love for performing arts, Yuki finds strength, wisdom, and a determination to overcome the challenges that come his way. As Yuki continues to wait for Touya's return, he faces constant jealously and mocking from Kaya, who sees him as a threat to her own success. However, with the unwavering support of his confidants Kaede and Miyo, Yuki finds the strength to rise above the challenges and pursue his dreams in dance. His love for performing arts and his deep connection with Touya drive him to become a more mature and accomplished dancer, while also teaching him valuable lessons about love, acceptance, and the pursuit of happiness. As the story unfolds, Yuki's determination and resilience are put to the test as he vies for the lead role in "The Crimson Goddess" and strives to reclaim his rightful place in the world of dance. Along the way, he discovers the true meaning of love and finds solace in the arms of Touya, whose return to Japan is driven by his deep affection for Yuki. Together, they navigate the complexities of their relationship, defying societal expectations and embracing a love that transcends age and gender. As Yuki's journey unfolds, he is forced to confront his own insecurities and fears, while also challenging the notion of beauty and what it truly means to be oneself. With his confidants by his side and his love for dance guiding him, Yuki gains the courage to embrace his unique identity and showcase his extraordinary talent to the world. In the end, he discovers that true love and self-acceptance come from within, and that his passion for performing arts will always be the driving force behind his happiness and fulfillment. Through trials and triumphs, Yuki's story is one of resilience, love, and the power of chasing one's dreams, leaving readers inspired and captivated by his remarkable journey.
Language: English
Genre: Literary Fiction
Writing Style: Descriptive - Rich, detailed, and imaginative language
Narrative Style: Third-person Limited - The story is told from the perspective of a single character
Author Style: E.M. Forster: Realism, Humanism, and Social Class Commentary