Maybe in Another life

Nira Kova practically lives in the shadows-unseen, unheard, and unnoticed. Trapped in a life that offers no solace and burdened by the unrelenting silence of her existence, she clings to a secret so devastating it threatens to consume her: she suffers from Hanahaki Disease, a rare and fatal illness born of unrequited love.

Her love is a quiet, unspoken agony.

Mihai, her childhood friend and the object of her affection, is oblivious to the weight of her feelings.

To him, she is a fleeting figure-distant, stoic, and always retreating into herself.