First-person captivity play
Apparently rational but actually obsessive ghostly top x gentle white-moonlight bottom
The protagonists have questionable values! Do not imitate them in real life!
If you have a strong moral compass, please stay away!
I once read a story about a boy who fell in love with a star. In the end, the boy, unable to have the one he loved, stood at the edge of a cliff, gazing at his star. But when he leapt, he lost his resolve and courage, and finally crashed to pieces in the mud. The author said that if the boy had enough willpower, he would have been able to fly and take his star into his arms.
But I'm not that foolish boy, and he isn't a star.
He's the moon.
That one-of-a-kind moon, dazzling in the night sky.
That moon, high above, whose light doesn't shine on me alone.
I won't be like that boy, running upward to chase a star I can never reach.
I'll drag the moon down and make him come closer to me, closer and closer, until he nestles by my side. Then, at the right moment, I'll grab him and make sure he can never return to the sky, so that from now on, I'm the only one who can see his light.
Theme: Because love is more beautiful than hate
Although it is not very moral, it is extremely delicious. It is a pity that I lost my voice.