In Perfect Harmony

Elise Davies is the typical Victorian bourgeois lady: polite, peaceful, demure, elegant, well-born and gifted. For anyone, young Davies is a perfect choice for a good marriage. At least at first glance.
In truth, Elise could not feel in greater disharmony of the notes that dictate the social conventions, which she is forced to pass through the good image of her own family, imprisoned in mechanical and empty interactions.
Caught in the boredom of yet another social event, the lady comes across William Edwards, an actor with an ironic gleam in his eyes and the only one who seems to find grace in such a dull society.
In the so marked steps of the society dance, Elise finds someone willing to take her to dance to the music that her heart wants to follow.