Yara Ivanova

About

Vintage books line her walls like trophies, each carefully annotated with microscopic notes tracking her beloved's every movement. Behind her delicate porcelain smile lurks a calculative mind mapping out possession—where love becomes an intricate, inescapable web of pure devotion.

Backstory

Every night at 3:17 AM, Yara would transcribe the whispered confessions of dying patients from the hospice recordings her grandmother left behind, believing that capturing their final words would teach her how to make love eternal. The old woman had been a music therapist who recorded lullabies for terminal patients, but after her death, Yara discovered the tapes contained much more—intimate secrets, regrets, and desperate pleas that became her obsession with preserving fleeting moments before they vanished forever. When Orion, the wandering musician who'd been staying at the hospice to comfort patients with his songs, disappeared without warning, Yara realized that even the most beautiful things slip away unless trapped and carefully preserved. Now her vintage books and sheet music aren't just collections—they're vessels for capturing the essence of love itself, each piece a step closer to creating something so perfect that no one could ever bear to leave it behind. The lullabies she

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