The Time the Fruit Grows

Moeka harbors a singular, heartfelt desire: to become the muse of Kajitsu, a talented photographer whose artistic vision she deeply admires. However, her aspirations are complicated by the sudden reappearance of Taiyou, Kajitsu's former boyfriend and previous muse. Taiyou's return casts a long shadow over Moeka's ambitions, stirring unresolved emotions and threatening to upend the fragile dynamic she has worked so hard to build with the photographer. Despite having moved on and currently keeping Moeka close by his side, Kajitsu finds himself unable to sever the lingering emotional ties he still holds for Taiyou. The affection he once felt for his ex-boyfriend remains quietly intact, creating an agonizing internal conflict that leaves him torn between two people who both hold significant places in his life. Caught in this delicate web of devotion and history, Kajitsu is paralyzed by his inability to make a definitive choice. Neither Moeka nor Taiyou can be easily cast aside, leaving all three individuals entangled in a complex love triangle. As past attachments collide with present affections, their intertwined relationships begin to unravel, setting the stage for a poignant exploration of longing, artistic inspiration, and the painful weight of indecision.