After ng mga magulong ngyari sa buhay ni Patrick pinili niyang mangibang bansa para makapag MOVE-ON. Naki tuloy siya sa Tita niya sa Japan at dun na niya ipagpapatuloy ang bagong buhay niya. wala siyang kaalam alam sa bansang un maliban sa mga napapanuod niyang mga Anime. ng isang araw may nakilala siyang kapwa Pinoy na nagngangalang Aya Kawahira isa sa mga pinkamayaman na babae sa buong Osaka. Siya ang nagturo sa kanya ng mga bagay na kailangan niyang malaman sa bansang iyon. Hanggang natuto siyang mag MOVE ON at magpatawad. Paalala: ang ibang scene sa kwento ay gumagamit ng sariling salita ng Hapon. minabuting itranslate nalang ang mga ito sa tagalog.

A girl with no memory, hidden in plain sight. A boy with no hope, freefalling into Darkness. Autumn doesn’t know why she remembers a boarding school she’s never visited, or why her reflection isn’t always … hers. There’s another girl in the mirror, a dark-haired ghost that emerges one night to guide her to a cliff near the school. Only Autumn can’t remember what happened there and why it’s so important. Beck’s gentle touch soothes her distress while Decker’s every look sets her body on fire. Caught between the twins, she struggles to understand her instincts and magick while working through the pain caused by a mysterious car accident that left her disabled, barely able to walk. Unable to recover from Summer’s death, Decker slowly surrenders to the Dark. He can’t live with the pain, and those around him keep Autumn’s secret too well. The guilt he feels when he falls for her – and betrays Summer’s memory – drives him farther from the Light, until he loses control and begins taking the souls of Light witchlings. As the protector of Light, Beck must choose between confronting his twin and watching more witchlings suffer. Decker realizes Beck has come between more than him and the witchlings. With neither of them willing to let Autumn go, they turn on each other. Only one of them knows the truth. Only one of them will walk away, unless Autumn can find a way to save them both.