The lonely shopkeeper estranged from his kids. The teenager climbing skyscrapers before his first lesson at school. The CEO with the creased shirt. Every day, you looked into the eyes of passersby, committing fleeting encounters to your notebook. But when you find yourself buried in the eyes of the Unit Chief of the FBI's Behavioural Analysis Unit, you're not sure you can pull yourself from the page quite as quickly. A story about passing faces, lasting impressions, and the courage to let the lines of your life be redrawn.

After years of living in alienation due to her being a vampire, Addison Blake decided to redirect her life by moving to America and build herself a new career as an English teacher at Nevermore Academy. On Addison's first day, during lunch break, she decided to explore her new workplace. As she pursued further and further into the school, she found herself lost within the music department. Then, a delicate yet authoritative voice comes from the room Addison just walked passed. Addison stops walking mindlessly and turns abruptly, only to find a women with a maroon coloured dress and auburn ginger curls, which glowed a golden colour in the rays of sunlight, which was shining throgh the large window behind her. Caught off guard, Addison freezes under her piercing stare. Who is this woman, and why does her mere presence feel so heavy to Addison?