Shine is finally certain of what her heart truly wants-Yuzuru. On her birthday, she makes it official, sealing their love at last. But on that same day, Allen delivers a painful instruction: Shine will only be given one month to spend with Yuzuru. With no other choice, she agrees. When Yuzuru leaves for a competition in China, their precious time together becomes even more limited. Then, tragedy strikes. Yuzuru gets into an accident, forcing him to return to Japan instead of continuing to Canada. Desperate and heartbroken, Shine rushes to her parents, pleading through tears to let her fly to Japan and see Yuzuru one last time. Shortly after returning to Canada... Shine dies-and disappears without a trace. But not long after her death, she appears again at the same club-no longer as Shine, but as Hana

Ink Over Silence is a collection of everything I couldn't say out loud. The thoughts I swallowed. The emotions I hid. The version of me no one noticed breaking. Between pressure and identity, silence and emotion, breaking and becoming-these pages hold what words couldn't carry in speech. Because sometimes, silence is louder than words- and ink becomes the only way to survive it. And somewhere in the quiet, when everything feels too heavy to hold alone, there is grace.

(UNDER-EDITING) In a world where money can buy almost anything, can it win against a heart rooted in the soil? In the heart of Iloilo where lanters light the sky, a chance meeting might change everything.