Edeni's heart was racing as he stood backstage with his friends Lukasi, Helena, Enesi, Matiasi, Deoni, Omeri, and Seadi. They were all dressed in their sparkly costumes, instruments at the ready. "Wow, this is it! I'm going to sing in front of all these people!" Edeni exclaimed, his voice trembling with excitement. Lukasi, his best friend and guitar player, gave him a reassuring pat on the back. "You got this, Edeni! Just be yourself and shine!" Just as they were about to go on stage, Edeni heard a faint singing voice. It sounded familiar, but it couldn't be... He peeked out from behind the curtains and gasped. Someone else was singing on stage, and it was his song! The voice sounded exactly like his, and the crowd was cheering along. Edeni's friends gathered around him, concerned. "What's wrong, Edeni?" Helena asked. Edeni pointed to the stage. "That's not me singing! Someone's pretending to be me!" The friends gasped in shock. This was not part of the plan. How could someone steal Edeni's voice?

Edeni's eyes widened as he listened to the radio. "That's my song!" he exclaimed. But it wasn't him singing. It was someone else, mimicking his voice perfectly. Eden felt like he was in a dream, a bad one. He rushed to tell his friends, Matiasi and Helena. When they gathered in the park, Helena couldn't believe it. "'This is crazy! Who could be doing this?'" she asked, her voice trembling with excitement. Matiasi suggested, "'Maybe it's the showman, he seems really skilled!'" The showman was a mysterious performer who had come to town a few weeks ago. He was known for his incredible magic tricks and illusions. The three friends decided to investigate. They sneaked into the showman's tent, searching for any clues. Matiasi, being the math whiz, measured the tents and calculated the possible hiding spots. Helena, with her love for science, examined the sound equipment, trying to figure out how the showman could mimic Eden's voice. And Eden, with his passion for music, looked for any hints that could lead them to the mysterious singer.

Edeni and his friends gathered around the piano, brainstorming ideas to get the concert back on track. "I think I know what we can do!" Edeni exclaimed, his eyes sparkling with determination. "Let's start the concert again from the beginning!" Enesi nodded enthusiastically. "That's a great idea! We can do this!" he chimed in. Together, they calculated the time it would take to restart the concert, using their knowledge of fractions to divide the remaining time into equal parts. Meanwhile, Ozi began to sketch a new backdrop, incorporating geometric shapes and vibrant colors to create an mesmerizing visual display. As they worked, Nneoma whispered math problems to Uzu, who solved them mentally, his fingers tapping out the rhythm on his drum. "If we play each song for 5 minutes, and we have 30 minutes left, how many songs can we fit in?" Nneoma asked, and Uzu grinned, "We can fit in all Eden's songs!" With their plan in place, the friends exchanged encouraging smiles. They took their positions, instruments at the ready, and with a deep breath, Eden began to sing. His voice, though shaky at first, grew stronger with each note, filling the room with magic and music once more.

"The curtains opened, and the spotlight shone bright on Edeni and his friends. They had worked so hard to get the concert back on track, and it was finally time to show everyone what they were capable of. Edeni took a deep breath, adjusted the microphone, and began to sing in his own voice for the twentieth time that night. The music flowed from his heart, filling the auditorium with joy and magic. The crowd erupted in cheers and applause as Edeni and his friends performed their hearts out. The showman beamed with pride, clapping along to the rhythm. When the song came to an end, he rushed onto the stage, grinning from ear to ear. "'Bravo! That was an amazing performance! You kids rock!' he exclaimed, shaking Edeni's hand. Edeni blushed, overwhelmed with happiness. "'Thank you! That was the best night of my life!' he said, his voice trembling with excitement. His friends gathered around him, hugging him tightly. They had done it! They had saved the concert and proved that even when things seemed impossible, teamwork and determination could make the impossible possible. As the crowd cheered on, Edeni and his friends took their final bow. The showman presented them with a special certificate, acknowledging their outstanding performance. Edeni looked at it proudly, feeling like a true star. He knew that this was just the beginning of his musical journey, and he couldn't wait to see what the future held."