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

David and Kristof looked at O'Niel and Ed who looked surprised when the apartment door opened. The two men in the apartment who were staring at the computer screen suddenly stood up from their seats, facing the entrance.

"David? Where have you been…" O'Niel then fell silent when he saw Kristof standing next to the man. He was not surprised if, in the end, David would find out all this. Meanwhile, Ed, who didn't know anything in that place, just stared at David and Kristof in turn.

"What the hell is going on here, O'Niel?!" Asked David who growled a little annoyed as he stepped into the apartment with his younger cousin, Kristof who was now closing the apartment door again so that their conversation would not be heard by others.

They are not perpetrators