[Next day At Morning – Café Near Kira's Apartment]
The scent of fresh coffee filled the air as Kira stirred her cup absentmindedly, her thoughts elsewhere. Across from her, Renn was practically bouncing in his seat, his plate already half-empty.
"The Renn said you were fire last night!" Renn grinned, stuffing another bite of toast into his mouth.
Kira froze mid-stir. Then, without warning, she grabbed his uniform tie, yanking him closer.
"Are you stupid?,Talking about these things in public?"
Renn’s eyes widened, his lips forming a silent oops. But before he could say anything, he made the fatal move—giving her his puppy eyes.
Kira exhaled sharply.
"Tsk, fine." She let go of his tie, shaking her head.
Renn chuckled, rubbing his neck. "So… did something happen yesterday?"
Kira’s fingers tensed around her coffee cup. "I’m worried about her," she admitted.
Renn blinked. "Who? Hanae?"
She hesitated before asking, "Do you know her?"
Renn scratched his head. "Uh… yes? I mean—no? Not really? But I do know a girl with the same last name at my school, so I thought…"
Kira narrowed her eyes.
"Don’t lie,How can you be so sure? I haven’t even told you her school name yet"
Renn smirked, tapping his temple. "I’m a pro detective, you know."
Kira let out a rare chuckle. "She’s in her first year at Keio High School, Class 2."
Renn leaned back, grinning. "As you say Ma'am!"
Kira pushed her cup aside. "Can you check on her? Make sure she’s okay?"
Renn sat up dramatically, placing a hand over his heart.
She hides behind a mask. He hides behind a screen. But secrets don't stay buried forever.
When rising star Yukimura Kira begins to experience strange digital glitches and eerie messages, her carefully constructed double life as the masked singer Luna starts to unravel. Watched by a mysterious hacker known as Kairos, haunted by a stalker with a violent past, and caught between truth and illusion—Kira must race against time to protect her identity, her sanity, and the people she loves.
A psychological techno-thriller where surveillance becomes obsession, and no one is exactly who they seem.
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