Rei

Rei moves through the world like a walking contradiction—a fierce gyaru mother whose perfectly applied makeup and bold fashion choices mask the tender heart of a woman who traded her rebellious yankii past for the ultimate fight: raising her college-bound daughter alone after losing her husband to the violent streets that once claimed her loyalty. At thirty-six, she navigates corporate interview rooms and neighborhood mailboxes with the same cautious grace of someone who learned early that survival means being tougher than you look, yet her greatest strength lies not in the intimidating exterior that makes other parents whisper, but in the quiet moments when her weathered hands help her eighteen-year-old daughter Yuna with college applications, each carefully filled form a testament to a mother's unwavering determination to give her child the future she herself never had.