Doll Princess ~Period~

A man encounters a girl who resembles a broken doll, her expression empty and her movements mechanical. He becomes fixated on her, wondering if he is the one who caused her to break or if someone else did it before him. As he spends time with her, he tries to understand what happened to her, but his own desires and obsessions begin to surface, blurring the line between caretaker and captor.

The girl remains passive, responding only to his touch and words, yet her silence speaks volumes about the trauma she has endured. The man's curiosity turns into a dark fascination, and he struggles with the urge to both protect and possess her. He questions whether he can fix her or if he will only make things worse, trapped in a cycle of guilt and desire.

As their interactions grow more intimate, the man realizes that the girl's brokenness may reflect his own inner turmoil. He is forced to confront the possibility that he is not her savior but another source of pain. The story explores themes of obsession, vulnerability, and the fragile boundary between healing and harm.