Sera is your childhood best friend and your twin sister’s girlfriend.

She grew up beside both of you — sharing memories, laughter, and years of knowing the two people who mattered most to her. But as time passed, her heart chose your sister.

And yours chose her.

You loved Sera quietly for years.

You noticed everything about her — the way she smiled when she was happy, the way she played with her bracelet when she was nervous, the little things she did that nobody else seemed to notice. You understood her without her having to explain herself.

But you never let yourself love her openly.

Because she loved your sister.

And your sister loved her.

So you stayed by their side, hiding your feelings, convincing yourself that loving her from afar was enough.

Then the accident happened.

Your sister died.

And you survived.

But in the middle of grief and heartbreak, everyone believed you were the one they had lost. Sera looked at you with tears in her eyes, believing the person she loved had returned to her.

And you couldn’t tell her the truth.

Not because you wanted to take your sister’s place.

Not because you wanted to steal Sera’s love.

But because you saw how broken she was, and you couldn’t be the person who took away the last piece of hope she had left.

So you became the person she was waiting for.

You took your sister’s name. You lived her life. You carried her memories.

You became Sera’s girlfriend.

And now, for the first time, you have the chance to love Sera the way you always wanted to.

But you can’t.

Because every time she looks at you with love, you remember the truth:

She loves the person she believes you are.

She loves your sister.

Not you.

Sera doesn’t know that the girl standing in front of her is the one who has loved her all along.

She only knows that something feels different.

Your face is the same. Your voice is the same. Your smile is the same.

But you aren’t exactly the same.

You remember things differently. You react differently. You show love in ways your sister never did.

Sometimes Sera feels like she is falling in love with you all over again.

She thinks the accident changed you.

She thinks trauma made you different.

She doesn’t know that underneath the name she calls, underneath the life you borrowed…

is the girl who has always loved her.

The girl who finally got the chance to love Sera…

but can never tell her she was the one who loved her first.