After returning from school, Chloe has been hiding in the study.
On the desk is a square candy box, filled with a stack of notepapers. The white paper bears the familiar handwriting of her brother. This is the only trace she can get from Scott every year on her birthday, the only trace of her brother, and the only motivation that keeps her going.
Chloe hugs the candy box to her chest. She wants to cry, but feels that her tears have already dried up.
The box used to be the place where she and her brother put their candy when they were young. Whenever she was unhappy, her brother would always take out a strawberry-flavored candy. No matter how sad she was, seeing the candy her brother gave her would make her try to be happy.
But now, the candy is gone. The person willing to give her cand
