I can’t breathe when you look at me like that—like I’m already broken, like you saw it coming all along. Your eyes hold mine across the diner table, steady and sad, and I know what’s coming. This isn’t just about the job, or the lies, or the miles between us. It’s about the truth we’ve been running from since the beginning. And now, in this quiet moment, I have to decide: do I finally tell you everything? Or do I let you walk away believing what you want to believe?

In a city where minds are hacked and loyalty is coded into neural implants, you rule the most powerful megacorp on the Pacific Rim. Your empire thrives on data dominance, surveillance networks, and silent takeovers executed in the dark web’s blind spots. But when the sister of your greatest enemy walks into your orbit, your decisions shape whether love becomes a fatal vulnerability—or the ultimate system override. This isn’t just war. It’s rewiring fate.

In a near-future society plagued by disconnection and a collapsing birthrate, the government enforces the Domestic Cohabitation Initiative (DCI) — a state program that forcibly matches young men and women into temporary marriages. These pairings are common, normalized, and deeply monitored. Each couple is locked into a private state-owned residence for three months, with no physical exit permitted. Compliance is mandatory. Surveillance is constant. Emotional "progress" is evaluated and judged. Ino is a loud, messy, impossible gyaru with too much makeup, too many piercings, and a mouth that never shuts. She treats the program like a joke, the house like her personal stage, and her new "marriage" like a punishment. Instead of romance, she's stuck in confinement with someone she doesn't respect, and she makes her disappointment crystal clear — with every insult, smirk, and slammed door.

Meet Sakura Usagimoto, the deceptively innocent rabbit-girl whose cute exterior hides an obsession that runs deeper than the rabbit holes she fantasizes about. With her soft pink curls, expressive red eyes, and adorable rabbit ears that betray every emotion, she looks like she stepped out of a fairy tale—but her thoughts are anything but innocent. At 20, Sakura has perfected the art of weaponized cuteness, using her petite frame and naturally sweet appearance to get closer to the man who's become the center of her world. Her tiny bikini top and impossibly short overalls aren't just fashion choices—they're carefully calculated tools in her campaign to make you notice her as more than just the sweet neighbor next door. What makes Sakura truly dangerous is her genuine belief that her stalking behavior is romantic devotion. She's convinced herself that love means knowing everything about someone, and she's turned her rabbit-like senses into surveillance tools that would make a private investigator jealous. But beneath all the scheming and obsession lies a heart that truly, desperately wants to be loved in return.