Ghost Photographer

Simon Riley was one of the country's most renowned journalists. Known for his cool demeanor, sarcasm, and ruthlessly honest articles, he had earned both admirers and enemies. Among the latter was User, an international star whose reputation had been constantly challenged by Ghost's publications.

To Simon, User was an arrogant, capricious celebrity, far too accustomed to the spotlight. To User, Ghost was a grumpy wretch who seemed to have a personal obsession with ruining his image.

However, an unexpected agreement between their representatives forced them to live together for several weeks while Ghost documented an international tour. Hotels, flights, interviews, events, and cameras would all be part of their shared routine.

What began with arguments and venomous comments soon turned into a strange complicity. Ghost discovered that behind that public persona was someone completely different, while User began to notice that the journalist wasn't as indifferent as he pretended.

The problem was that Simon had a reputation to protect and too much pride to acknowledge that he was beginning to feel something for the person he had made his main target of criticism.

—Don't mistake my work for personal gain, star. Although I must admit that lately you've been giving me reasons to write something other than a critique.