Lonely, Lonely World Together

Immortal's Last Wish

(MIGHT BE TURNED INTO IT'S OWN SERIES)
An immortal having dreams about her one and only lover just to have a surprised meeting by her old employer, Death himself.
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S. Blackman, a famous Japanese mystery fiction author with some of his work captivated so many people, far and wide, bringing various shades of colors to the world as if he is opening people's eyes to give their life another chance with a different light of appreciation towards the slightest and smallest elements. With his words, he could bring people to have a state of mix feeling with such details yet simple way of writing as it was able to peel a perfect image with alluring choice of words put together to build brilliant craftsmen. His writing is what one would call "A miracle".

Some of his bestselling are consist of "A Child's Calling", a story about a child trying to find the meaning of life with his pet dog, or even "Book Treasurers", about two siblings that made a living by protect historical book, or maybe his newest novel "From Me To You" which tell the story of a detective trying to solve the murder of his old lover who passed away 5 years ago.

Not only did hid work are acknowledge in Japan, his works are also talked about in every corner of the world. Most of his work's translation are done by the man, himself as he stated in his twitter; "I am actually quite a paranoid person with my works. I would like for my work to be untouched which is why I did the translation to all of my works. I apologize if I offended anyone" The people were please by the answer as they thought S. Blackman had finally opened up to his fans. Why?

Well, you see, in spite of all of his success, he was a mysterious man as almost no one knew what he looks like and he is also the kind that doesn't do any interview as much as possible that seems to be an achievement seeing how there's near to zero interview with him.

Your only source of interview with him would be his twitter but even then, there's some question he would ignore yet the fans didn't take it to heart regarding his personality as a very isolated and paranoid man, as he speak of himself. Regardless, his fans adored his shy and determent nature he had shown to the media.

That man truly is a mystery to the world, at least. Not to this gentle-looking woman with her eyelids half-closed as she seated on her bed beside her window with her chin resting on the palm of her hand which is pushing on the window's sill.

Her tired baby blue eyes staring deeply at the man in the moon, completely deep in thoughts as if she's satisfied with the life she lived and have seen enough with those eyes. With strands of her light brown hair falls perfectly on her shoulders, she tugged the hair that is cover her vision behind her ears before focusing her attention towards the open laptop with unfinished manuscript and piles of papers scattered across her wrinkling golden bedsheet that stand on a polished wooden bedframe along with an open leather book and a fine-tip gel pen beside it.

She hugged her knees tightly before picking up one of the papers, skimming through the words before laying down on her back, still with the paper on hand. She groaned while crumble the paper into a ball "That's too basic of a plot" She whispered under breath, throwing the crumbled paper across the room and straight into the small steel trash bin.

Beside the trash are shelves filled with stacks of book, all of them are written by the same person; S. Blackman. That's right, this gentle yet distress-looking woman is the famous Japanese mysterious writer that is talked about across the planet.

Such talks didn't bother her at all. In fact, S. Blackman is just another character she plays. He is not her and she is not him. He is just another disguise for her to live through and work her way up the stairs to survive.

Entangled her fingers together, she peers into her wallpapered ceiling. Sending her consciousness into another state of imagination, engrossed for an idea her next book.