Nara_Eander

Abriella Sachs was experiencing very strange things in her life, and that’s all started when she accidentally witnessed suicide a few days ago. In her dream, she met David Wagner, the one who had committed suicide. 

Abriella dreamed that David didn’t kill himself that day, but was killed by someone. And Abriella has the intention to uncover that murder case which is considered a suicide case. 
Abriella will always meet David in her dreams, which will make her keep thinking about David when she wakes up from her dream. Then She realizes that she has returned to the past through that dream when she reads an old article about David that talks about a ghost who has been seeing him lately, and the traits that David mentioned from the ghost are similar to her. 

Abriella finally changed her plan, which originally wanted to uncover the murder case, to save David’s life from death. But while she was planning it, she realized that every time she dreams and meets David in her dreams, her breath stops. 

Will Abriella be able to save David from his Death? Will Abriella die because she doesn’t breathe in her dreams? Will there be a feeling of love between them? Who’s killed David? And what was the motive behind the murder?


Let's Find The Murder!

Breathe : Contempt of Death

The sunny morning that day was quite beautiful for Abriella, who returned to carry out her therapy at the hospital. This time she was not only accompanied just by Kristof but she was also accompanied by David, who for some reason didn't go to work that day. Even though it was not a weekend or a national and international holiday. Abriella also intended to ask David about it, but she who had to quickly go to the therapy room, didn't have time to ask and finally gave up until later when the therapy was over.

"What about now, Abriella? Don't you feel stiff anymore when you move your toes?" The doctor asked Abriella, who had been daydreaming while carrying out her therapy.

The surprised Abriella looked back at the doctor with focus and tried to be more serious about her therapy, ignoring other things she could do later.

"Yeah, it doesn't feel stiff anymore." Answered Abriella who smiled at the doctor.

Abriella Has Social Anxiety Disorder?