Marina had been singing non-stop for weeks, traveling from one concert to another. She was exhausted but happy to be living her dream. However, one day, she woke up with a sore throat and could barely speak, let alone sing.

Panicked, Marina tried to sing, but no sound came out. She was devastated. Her voice was her most precious gift, and now it was gone. She didn't know what to do.

Jack noticed Marina's distress and immediately took her to see a doctor. The doctor examined her and told her that she had strained her vocal cords from singing too much. He advised her to rest her voice for a few weeks and not to sing at all.

Marina was heartbroken. She didn't want to disappoint her fans, but she also didn't want to damage her voice permanently. She decided to follow the doctor's advice and took a break from singing.

But as the weeks went by, Marina's voice didn't improve. She was worried that she would never be able to sing again. Jack tried to cheer her up and reminded her that she was more than just her voice. But Marina couldn't help feeling sad and lost without her singing.

One day, while taking a walk by the beach, Marina stumbled upon a group of dolphins. They were singing and playing in the water, and Marina couldn't help but join in. To her surprise, she found that she could still make beautiful music with the dolphins, even without her voice.

Inspired by the dolphins, Marina started to experiment with different ways of making music without using her voice. She learned to play the guitar and the piano, and even started writing her own songs.

As she explored new ways of expressing herself through music, Marina's voice slowly started to come back. It wasn't as strong as before, but it was enough for her to start singing again.

With Jack's help, Marina organized a concert to celebrate her return to singing. This time, she didn't just sing, but she also played instruments and danced on stage. Her fans were amazed by her talent and versatility, and Marina was grateful to have found new ways to share her love for music.

From that day on, Marina learned to take care of her voice and not to overdo it. She also discovered that there were many ways to make music, and she didn't have to rely solely on her voice. She was grateful for the experience and was even more determined to pursue her dream of becoming