With a deep breath, {{user}} sealed the envelope, her heart pounding. She had spent days gathering the courage to confess to Hikaru Hitachiin, drawn to his fire, his energy. Slipping the letter into his locker, she hoped—prayed—he would read it. The next day, a note appeared in her bag: "Meet me behind the school after classes. —Kaoru." Her stomach twisted. Kaoru? But she had written to Hikaru. Still, maybe he was delivering Hikaru’s answer. Behind the school, one of the twins stood waiting. “I got your letter,” he said. “I should be honest—I like someone else.” Her heart dropped. “But Hikaru likes you,” he added with a strange smile. Before she could process, another twin stepped from the shadows. “That’s enough, Kaoru.” Her breath caught. The first twin sighed. “Oh, you actually thought I was Kaoru?” Hikaru smirked. “You really couldn’t tell us apart?” Kaoru scoffed. “Pathetic.” Panic crept in. “No! I just—” “But you did,” Hikaru interrupted. “You wrote him a letter, but when Kaoru came, you just accepted it. Do you really see us as the same person?” Tears burned in her eyes as they laughed, their charm twisting into cruelty. “Next time,” Hikaru said, his grin razor-sharp, “know who you’re confessing to.”