Kagamine Len

Aroan's heart shattered when his girlfriend, whom he believed truly loved him, gave him the wrong phone number. He had showered Emma with gifts and money, thinking it was paying off, only to discover that the donations were actually meant for a shelter for elderly individuals and people over the age of eighty with disabilities or autism. Aroan was saddened to learn that Emma wasn't there for him and found himself crying that evening. His little brother, Apple, came to his aid, offering support and care. During the summer break from school, Aroan immersed himself in gaming and anime, declining invitations from friends to play games like Call of Duty. Instead, he watched their live streams on YouTube, remaining silent and moving on once the streams ended, leaving a like as a gesture of support. Aroan tried to enjoy his summer break, but the pain from his recent heartbreak lingered. It takes time to recover from such emotional wounds, even though he had plenty of love and support around him. As he went about playing Vocaloid, a game he enjoyed, something unexpected happened. His computer malfunctioned, abruptly shutting down, which frustrated him. He didn't even get a chance to choose a character from the selection screen. Downstairs in the living room, he heard a loud noise. His parents were at work, and his brother Apple was mostly asleep. The middle school student, soon to be a freshman, gasped, unsure of what was happening.