Set in the fading twilight of the Meiji Era, Of Servant and Master tells the poignant tale of a proud samurai-turned-general and a noble princess bound by duty, tradition, and unspoken longing. As Japan transforms around them, their hearts remain trapped in a silence neither can break—torn betwee...

December 24, Christmas Eve. As the city adorns itself with lights, appearances, and empty promises, a handful of wandering souls slip into the shadows of the shop windows. Joad, Lina, Milo, Zac, and other anonymous solitudes cross the night with their invisible scars, all bound by the same silent...

After an altercation that ruined his life, Kai Astraea transferred to Kaminari High where he was looking froward to hide underneath the radar and blissfully avoid any trouble. But his appearance which represented the sign of Aries ruined that image. After meeting Daigo Mikoshi, the representati...

A Short story about Maria's past, the Vampire Queen of my future novel. The Queen is walking trough the corridors of her dark castle, recalling a lot of bad memories and all the pain that came with them. A cursed blood, an impossible love, an eternal suffering in hope to meet her lost lover...

In two days, the clocktower in the centre of the island will strike 0. All residents know this means the end. Escaping the island surely results in drowning. The only two ways to escape are to wait for the clock to hit 0, or to do it yourself. Only a handful have even made it to these final days,...

A story about a boy who is in love with a girl he can never get and a girl in love with a boy she can never get.

The burning cold makes monsters out of us all.

A girl walks with a man along a cherry blossom path, leaving behind a trail of grey in their wake.

Weddings are supposed to be happy affairs, but what happens when your "groom" is the reason you're going to die? And what happens when instead of meeting him, you find yourself staring at another person who looks like you?

What is happiness? I couldn't understand this feeling anymore. For me, happiness was just a lie I had to keep up when I'm in public. Until I unexpectedly met you again.