"What you see in the mirror is completely opposite to what others see of you. But if you are willing to face this mirror image, it will be your truest self." But he chose to avoid it subconsciously, weaving a beautiful dream in the mirror that made her and himself intoxicated. Then he broke it in front of her with his own hands.
After she realized that the mirror was broken, she didn't give him a chance to pick up the pieces and try to piece them together. Before he could react, she silently swept up the pieces and threw them into the trash can. But she didn't expect that he found a brand new mirror somewhere, mounted it on the frame and carefully held the mirror in front of her, with sad eyes, like an abandoned stray cat.
The whole story is told from the perspective of both male and female protagonists, in the order of the female protagonist in the first part and the male protagonist in the second part.
A small part of the settings are based on reality, but the plots are all original.
Intention: Face yourself squarely and never escape from reality.