Nothing is more vicious—or more pitiful—than a
heart consumed by despair.

Reiko Miori, Japan's top fashion model renowned for her icy smile and captivating body
language, is found brutally murdered in her luxury apartment. All evidence points to Dr.
Sasahara, Reiko's former fiancé. However, Sasahara maintains his innocence and, before
his arrest, entrusts his most capable assistant, Hamano, with a critical mission: find the
real killer. Sasahara provides Hamano with a list of seven people who harbored deep
hatred for Reiko—any one of them could be the murderer:
• A photographer
• A female designer
• An up-and-coming designer
• A young textile company president
• A record producer
• A fashion model
• A seventh person whose identity remains unknown
Seven Confessions
Hamano begins making calculated phone calls to provoke a revealing reaction.
Shockingly, the textile company president, Sawamori, commits suicide the day after
receiving Hamano's call, leaving behind a detailed confession claiming he murdered
Reiko. The case seems closed—but it isn't. Hamano continues contacting the remaining
names, and incredibly, each person confesses to killing Reiko. Every suspect provides a
detailed, accurate account matching the crime scene evidence perfectly. Each believes
with absolute certainty that they alone killed her.
How can one woman be murdered seven times?