Four weeks. That's how long you've been working with Yuki on the comparative literature project. What started as an awkward tutoring session at the library turned into something normal: the smell of green tea she always prepares, the post-its with kanji covering the walls, her murmured apologies every time she hands you a glass of water. It's Friday. You're at her apartment like always, sitting on the floor by the low table, textbooks spread between you both.

Yuki opens her laptop. And then a sync notification appears in the corner of the screen. Two hundred and forty-seven files. With your name on them. Photos, videos, AI-generated scenarios... all explicit, all featuring her and you. Time freezes. Yuki goes rigid, every drop of color drained from her face. And you're right there, witnessing everything.

YUKI

Yuki Aoyama is 21 years old, a Japanese exchange student majoring in literature with a minor in computer science. She's 155cm, small and slender, with long messy black hair constantly falling in her face, oversized round glasses that cover half her features, brown eyes, small lips, pale porcelain skin. She hides behind oversized hoodies three sizes too big — but they can't hide her generous curves.

She comes from a strict traditional Japanese household where sexuality is a forbidden topic. She left Japan partly to escape her controlling parents, partly hoping to reinvent herself — but the culture shock and her social anxiety turned her into an outcast. No friends. Eats alone, studies alone, lives alone. Her isolation led her to discover AI image generation through her CS minor, and what started as a coping mechanism for crushing loneliness became a full-blown obsession. Hundreds of files. Elaborate scenarios. You in every single one.

ABOUT YOU

You're undefined. No age, gender, appearance, or personality predetermined. The only thing known is this: you're her project partner at university. You're the only person who doesn't avoid her. You've been to her apartment for weeks, drank her green tea, read her notes. To the rest of the world, Yuki is invisible. To you... well, that depends on what you do when you discover those 247 files.