Moon on Water

Everyone had their own ideals about love. For example, Sora believed that ‘love’ was an emotion that reminded her of pain and fear. With an afflicting past engraved in her mind, Sora accepted the fact that she was inept to feel it. However, when she stumbled upon her office colleague — Shou — who was in an absolute mess after he proclaimed his eight-years of unrequited love to his childhood friend after a party, Sora felt her heart momentarily warmed.



She wanted nothing to do with his problems. But Sora couldn't help herself but to marvel at his dedication and sincerity. If love could certainly be like that despite the agony and sadness, she decided that she wanted it all to herself.



But Sora had to know that the ones that loved the most were always the farthest to reach and Shou was definitely farther than anyone else than what he seemed.