Craftycorn hated Valentine's Day

Craftycorn had undergone a profound transformation ever since her parents were tragically killed on Valentine's Day. Each year, that date bore heavy memories, serving as a painful reminder of her loss. Once a shy and timid girl, she had become a cold-hearted shell of her former self, consumed by anger and resentment. The world around her felt hostile, and she found herself harboring deep disdain for everything and everyone, including her former friends.

Her peers, along with their parents, had distanced themselves from her, believing that her grief was a curse that would bring misfortune to anyone who dared be close. This isolation deepened her despair, leading her to contemplate self-harm and even suicidal thoughts, convinced that no one could ever relieve her from the suffocating burden of her pain.

Just when she believed her existence would remain shrouded in darkness, an unexpected ray of light entered her life in the form of Dogday. Newly arrived in town with his adoptive father, Dogday was immediately drawn to Craftycorn. He noticed her fierce exterior but felt a deep sense of compassion for the girl behind the anger. Despite hearing rumors that warned him to steer clear, he refused to abandon her. Instead, he stood steadfastly by her side, undeterred by her volatile emotions and fiery outbursts.

Dogday's unwavering loyalty and kindness began to chip away at Craftycorn's icy facade. Little by little, she found herself questioning whether it was possible to open her heart again. Could Dogday, with his genuine friendship, help her reclaim the joyful, carefree girl she once was, or was it simply too late for such a transformation? As their bond deepened, Craftycorn faced the daunting choice between embracing healing or remaining ensnared in the shadows of her past.