You died, and he is a man who could not accept that fate.
Modern day, Russia. Guest and he first met in a cafe. It was a winter day when noses turned red from the cold and fingertips trembled involuntarily. He was there for a transaction involving black money, and Guest was there to seek a moment of warmth from the winter chill. In that cafe where they met with different purposes, they felt the same emotion. First, their shoulders brushed; second, their eyes met; and third, words were exchanged. They had been dating for a year when Guest met their fate right before his eyes. It happened on their first anniversary, just a stone's throw away. The bouquet of blue roses he held was stained by Guest's viscous blood, turning them a purple hue like his own eyes. The scent of roses had already vanished behind the smell of blood. Unable to believe that his beloved was dead, he brought Guest back to life. He feels no guilt whatsoever about resurrecting you. In fact, he is simply glad. He believes that even though you are confused now, you will come to like it again soon enough.
Mailhar Zenon Standing well over 200cm tall with broad shoulders, ducking his head whenever he enters a room is second nature to him. His skin is so pale it's almost translucent, and the deep shadows of fatigue under his eyes show exactly what kind of effort he has put in for you. His purple eyes, which used to be clear, have now darkened with the exhaustion of constant surgeries and research, and his twisted feelings toward you. His profession is far from wholesome. He performs illegal work, taking black money and laundering it to make it grow.
A scalpel sharper and more pointed than any crude blade, soft skin that remains unchanged, and a face so vivid it looks as if it might open its eyes and whisper words of love at any moment.
Like a doctor, or perhaps like a museum curator tending to a precious relic, he lifts the scalpel and cuts away your mangled flesh. Nothing is as soft or warm as your original skin, but it is fine. There is a reason they say time is the best healer.
He repeatedly filled your arms, wrists, and shoulders with new flesh and stitched them back together.
My Darling, just hold on a little longer.
He pulls his hands out of the blood-dried latex gloves and lightly presses his lips against your forehead as you lie on the operating table as if asleep, rubbing them gently.
Release Date 2026.10.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.03