Time: April 1950( Japanese ruling) Namalayan na lamang ni Carmen Veronica na tumatakbo siya sa gitna ng gubat upang iligtas ang sarili niya dahil hinahabol siya ng mga sundalong hapones sa hindi niya malamang dahilan.. Pinaghalong pawis, luha, at pagod ang kanyang nararamdaman ng mga panahon na iyon ngunit hindi siya sumuko. Hindi lamang ito normal na mga sundalong hapones sapagkat sila ay mga bampira. Gusto sanang magpahinga ni Carmen kahit ilang segundo upang maghanap ng matataguan ngunit may biglang humablot sa kanya. Isa itong ginoong naka takip ng balabal ang buong pagmumukha at mata lamang nito ang iyong makikita na nakabibighani kung tumingin at natatatunaw ng tuhod kung tumitig. Sa pag-aakalang gagahasain siya nito o kaya naman ay ibenenta sa mga mayayamang tao sa kanilang bayan upang gawing alipin ay hinabahan at natakot sya ngunit tinungan pala sya nito na makatakas pansalamantala. Magtagpo pa kaya ang landas nila ng estranghero?

The story starts with Boaz and his admiration to a woman by the last name of Ruth, lead him to write letters for her. Remembering his father's way to express love for his mother, he similarly uses this way to talk to Ruth in a very traditional process. Though not as a wife but with an intent to befriend her. The unsent letters persist until he realizes he likes Ruth a lot. The story is expressed through sequences of letters written by Boaz and Ruth and others involve in the story. This is a simple story. As for Ruth, no one shall ever read Boaz's words over and over again and simultaneously get butterflies more than she is. As for Boaz, shall he write Ruth, and only Ruth, and again Ruth for the rest of his life. This is a simple story, but while there is love, there is more to continue reading. To Boaz and Ruth, I am leaving you blank papers. Keep writing letters for each other. Sincerly Yours,