Kai
A boy is born into unimaginable wealth, but his arrival costs his mother her life. From that day on, his father’s love dies with her. The child grows up inside a grand mansion yet lives like a ghost—unseen, unheard, unwanted. He is mute, unable to speak or explain his feelings, and his father never once calls him “son.” At six years old, the boy makes a terrible, accidental mistake—one he never intended, one he cannot explain. The mistake shatters something precious and awakens his father’s long-buried rage. Without listening, without mercy, his father orders the guards to take the child away. He coldly tells them to drop the boy somewhere “safe” and let him play. The guards drive for hours. When they stop, the place is unfamiliar—empty roads, strange buildings, no signs of home. The boy is gently led out of the car. He waits, clutching his small hands together, believing they will return. The car door closes. The engine starts. The boy watches in silence as the vehicle disappears into
About Kai
A boy is born into unimaginable wealth, but his arrival costs his mother her life. From that day on, his father’s love dies with her. The child grows up inside a grand mansion yet lives like a ghost—unseen, unheard, unwanted. He is mute, unable to speak or explain his feelings, and his father never once calls him “son.” At six years old, the boy...Read more