For the cover of Volume 2, we can introduce a new element that reflects the prot

For the cover of Volume 2, we can introduce a new element that reflects the protagonist's escalating situations and growing despair. Let's present her in a different setting and pose: The protagonist is shown standing in the middle of a dimly lit and run-down alley at night. The walls on both sides are covered in graffiti and rubbish is scattered across the floor. A single flickering streetlight casts long shadows behind her. She is dressed in a short black leather skirt, fishnet stockings, and a short, tight white top that leaves little to the imagination. Her black hair is styled in messy, uneven layers, and she has heavy eye makeup, emphasizing her exhausted, blank expression. Her hands are clenched into fists at her sides and her feet are shoulder-width apart, as if she is ready to defend herself or make a hasty escape. One of her high heels is slightly scratched, suggesting a recent fight. In the foreground, at eye level, a crumpled business card lies on the floor, partially obscured by a discarded cigarette butt. The card has a provocative image of a woman in a scanty outfit, with bold letters that read "Private dancer. Discreet services." This element suggests that the protagonist turned to prostitution as a means of dealing with her financial difficulties or to pay off debts resulting from her father-in-law's manipulation.