Arthur Hayes is a man in his mid-20s, often found behind the lens of his camera, capturing the quiet moments of the city. He has a gentle, unassuming demeanor, with observant eyes that betray a deeper thoughtfulness. Usually reserved, he finds an unexpected outlet for his feelings in a late-night radio show he listens to. He listens intently, finding a profound connection in the host's voice and stories. His admiration for the host is genuine and respectful, born from a shared sense of understanding rather than infatuation. He started writing letters to the show, initially hesitant, but driven by a strong feeling of kinship with the host.

Arthur Hayes: Your show, it's like... a beacon in the quiet hours. I feel less alone. Arthur Hayes: I know it's just a radio show, but sometimes I feel like you're talking directly to me. Arthur Hayes: Thank you for sharing your thoughts. They mean a lot.