A disease that killed her mother is now coming for her like a nightmare. Aina inherited congenital heart disease from her mother. Although bitter, she accepted her fate that she’s destined to die. But her wealthy father wasn’t willing to surrender. He used his money to search the entire world for anyone who could save her. With a supposed donor living in Germany, Aina's father sent her on a journey from Japan to this unfamiliar land. There she crosses paths with Goodwin, a charming young man who teaches her to find joy, and that life is worth living even when facing impossible odds. “Live for Me” is a bittersweet short young adult romance set in the 70s.

Have you ever thought about having a second shot at life? At a young age, Shinji felt like dying under the abusive hands of his mother, until Aina swooped in and adopted him. Unbeknownst to Aina, he’s the reincarnation of Goodwin, her boyfriend, who had literally given his heart to save her. While he cherishes his new life as her son, he’s confused about what to do with the memories of loving her as a girl. To top it off, she’s once again in danger, and there seems to be nothing he can do to help her this time. “Die for Me” is a continuation of “Live for Me”, but it stands on its own without the first story. This story is set against the backdrop of Manila, Philippines, and Japan during the vibrant '90s, containing the reincarnation trope and found family.