Amethyst and Glass

2020, Tokyo. Tsukino Luo, the only daughter of Japan's largest yakuza family, has amethyst-like eyes that are always full of boredom. Until the first day of school, she met Egwin Wallingford under the cherry blossom tree—a frail American-Japanese girl with light blond hair and blue-gray eyes. She smiled like a cherry blossom and was as fragile as glass. At first, Luoluo just wanted to have some fun: to tease this girl who seemed easy to bully and watch her panic, blush and be at a loss. But I don't know when, teasing turned into getting closer, getting closer turned into caring, and caring turned into "no one can touch her except me." And Egwen went from "this cold classmate is so strange" to "seems to be used to her being around", from "why does she treat me so well" to "what should I do without her" - this process took three years. The suitor will disappear the next day, and his true identity cannot be hidden after all. When Aigwen finally knew that Lolo was the eldest lady of the underworld, she asked herself: Am I worthy of her? But Tsukino Luo never gave others a chance to escape. "I say you deserve it, and you deserve it." This is a story about how the hunter becomes the prey and the glass is illuminated by the moonlight.