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

<p>Ben entered the apartment building and saw O'Niel who was sitting and being treated well by the people who were there. He walked up to the man and looked at him, "Arrest him!" Said Ben who gave orders to his team members who are members of the police.</p>

<p>O'Niel, who was sipping warm water that was given by one of the workers in the apartment building, was shocked, he shouted saying that they had caught the wrong person and admitted that he was a victim. However, Ben, who had suspected from the start that the culprit was O'Niel, didn't even want to listen to O'Niel's words and still ordered all his members to keep bringing the man even though in the end he got unpleasant stares from the fans and all the people around him. there who had been deceived by O'Niel's words.</p>

David's Conditions