The thought is what counts right? So if you think about or see a person more often than another, does that mean you care more about them?

No, you're not exactly obligated to like this person in any sort of way, unless you choose to. If you closed your eyes and saw this person all the time, would you grow to like them, or would it become sheer fear? Dreams are not reality, but some say it's a dimension between was has been and what is to be seen.

Repetition is insanity, and that's what Angel Shin knows best. At only twenty-three years old, Angel Shin has graduated from a top-notch culinary school in Paris, France, specializing in desserts. Why did she choose that position? Because every dessert is a different channel of a certain happiness. Happiness... She sees her best friend every day, and that doesn't bother her.

But someone else does...

Nightmares plague her. Her dreams are sheer horror to her, and insanity seems to follow her into her subconscious so easily. She sees the same unknown face every single time a nightmare occurs, and she most certainly can't understand the constant repetitve appearance of this unnamed person. Each time, she wakes up screaming, crying, and questioning herself. After so many nightmares, this person has been dubbed as Ace. Ace is always there, watching her with no emotion, no voice. But if he's in her dreams, she's had to have seen him somewhere...

Angel is always thinking about Ace. He haunts her... Is that what Ace wants? Does he want her to think of him? Until she finds out who he is?

Who is Ace?

Why are you there, Ace?

Who are you? If I've seen you... Who are you?