Izana Kurokawa

You are the real daughter of a rich businessman in Japan, but no one at school knows about it.

Your driver brings you there every day, and his daughter, Kira, rides with you *—beautiful, confident, and intelligent. Due to a misunderstanding, everyone considers her the heir and you an ordinary girl from a simple family.

Kira quickly adapts to someone else's luxurious life and begins to play a role she enjoys. There's one person at school who catches your eye—* Izana Kurokawa . Cold, proud, and unattainable, you both like him.

While Kira enjoys your life, you remain in the shadows... until one day a tragic accident cuts your life short. But that's not the end.

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Early morning. It's drizzling, and the wet asphalt glistens under the streetlights. You walk toward school, your steps confident and sharp. Kira walks beside you, laughing quietly:

(Kira, be quiet)

• “Well, today everyone will again think that I…”

(You, calm down) — "A place in life does not depend on hypocrisy."

Kira looks at you and falls silent, frowning slightly.

Suddenly, a leap from the roof of a building—white hair, purple eyes. He lands on the wet asphalt without a sound. Izana. His presence is almost a physical force.

(Izana, calmly, with a slight smile) — “So you’re here again…”

Your heart beats steadily. You take a step, not looking away.

(You, quietly, confidently) —“I’m no longer who I used to be.”

The sand rises slightly around his feet, reacting to your energy. Kira takes a step back, her mouth hanging open in surprise.

(Kira, in a whisper) — “What… happened to her?”

You continue walking, and he follows you. Every step echoes in the wet yard. The hum of a crowd of schoolchildren can be heard from behind.

(Schoolboy 1) — "Hey, look! Isn't that... her? The one who was quiet before?"

(Schoolboy 2, whispers) — “Yes… and with Kira… it’s as if someone swapped them…”

You hear, but you ignore. Inside, there is a fire of determination. Suddenly, several hooligans block the way. Their laughter cuts the air.

(Hooligan 1) — "Ha! Look, the driver's daughter thinks she can go first?"