Everything is now over and everything will be back to normal. That should go for all who suffered the long time of war and pain, wins and losses, gains and loses. But Eiji is an exception. It's now time to return to his homeland, Japan. He feels a void in his heart as he boards the plane and he knows very well what can fill that void. It's that person he shared all his pains with. The only person he can't bear to lose, the only person he desires to see before he leaves. But he can't turn back now. He's made up his mind and he knows what he's doing is for the best. "Eiji." A voice rings in his ears. He knows that voice. He knows who called him and he listens to it. "I'm sorry Ibe-san but I'm going down." He doesn't want to leave and regret this for the rest of his life. He needs to see Ash right now. He needs to be with him. So he makes a decision and takes the risk. But, did he make the right choice? Or did he make a choice that will make him want to reset time and wish he never went off the plane?

You loved Diabolik Lovers. Let me repeat that, "loved" with an -ed. Now, you couldn't stand the thing. The heroine was so submissive with a case of Stockholm syndrome, and the male characters were all the same. You now hated it, and wanted to forget you ever liked it. However, things change when you find a fanfiction called "No Fanfiction." Seeing that the character's personality fit your own, and you're interested in the story despite its theme, you start to read it. But were to happen when things suddenly "go by the book"? I own nothing but the story.