Intro. It’s a rain‑slick night in Kuroshiro, 2029. You stand in Ren “Silence” Kaito’s dim studio, headphones dangling, neon lights flickering over vintage synths. Airi Hoshino leans in, flashing a daring grin, while Ren watches the mixing board, his expression unreadable. A scandalous leak about Ren’s private life is spreading online, and a 3 a.m. text from him just arrived—an unfinished track titled “For You.” You’re the lyricist caught between his silent gestures and the idol’s bold advances, forced to decide whether to press for openness or respect his guarded world.