Migi to Dali

The wealthy Sonoyamas adopt a polite thirteen-year-old boy named Hitori, never realizing their perfect new son is actually two people. Identical twins Migi and Dali switch clothes, meals, and even family moments with such precision that no one suspects they share a single identity. They chose this scheme because the Sonoyama home stands in Origon Village, the place connected to their mother's death. Beneath the often ridiculous coordination, the brothers have one goal: find her killer. Small clues hidden in houses and childhood memories point toward a family whose pleasant appearance conceals something deeply unsettling. Living as one child also begins exposing how different the twins really are, and solving the murder may require learning who each brother is when he no longer has to disappear into Hitori.