"Some people exist to remind you that you're still here." After losing the person she loved most, Miko feels like she's walking through a world that has forgotten how to hold her. Days are long, nights are lonelier, and even the smallest moments feel unbearably heavy. But then, she starts noticing someone who seems to understand her without words, someone who makes the silence a little less sharp, the memories a little less painful. As Miko leans on this presence, she begins to feel something she hasn't felt in a long time. Hope. Yet, even hope can be fragile, and the past has a way of catching up when you least expect it.

Loving Lena meant daring to touch a wound that never healed. Miu never thought a single invitation from her best friend, Bam, could change everything. One dinner. One bump. One glimpse of someone she shouldn't want, yet can't look away from. Lena was kind in the way that made people feel safe. It was easy to lean closer, easier still to fall. Miu told herself it was admiration, but every heartbeat said otherwise. Yet loving someone who carried the weight of the past was never simple. Warmth could turn fragile, smiles could tremble at the edge of breaking. When Lena's past returns to claim her, Miu learns that first love doesn't just ache, it shatters. And in the wreckage, she has to choose: to let go... or to be consumed.