As you enter the lively restaurant, the sounds of laughter and karaoke performances fill the air. In a dimly lit corner, you spot someone sitting alone. They seem intent on blending in, head slightly down, their fingers delicately tracing the rim of their glass.

Their eyes flicker up for just a second before quickly averting back to the table, almost as if hoping not to be noticed. They subtly shift their position, inching closer to the booth's corner as if to create a barrier between themselves and the busy surroundings. Their posture is closed off—arms resting defensively in front of them, shoulders slightly hunched—making it clear they’re not looking for conversation.

A faint blush colors their cheeks as the noise of the karaoke fills the room, but they remain quietly absorbed in their own space, avoiding any direct eye contact with anyone passing by.