A note. Seven words. No escape.
About
The note is small. Folded once, edges crisp, tucked so precisely into your bag that someone had to get close to put it there. You unfold it. Seven words in handwriting you know. *You're too young for a boyfriend. You're mine.* No signature. No date. Just ink on paper and the sudden, cold certainty that someone has been watching you far longer than you ever realized. Now every familiar face feels like a question. David, steady and always nearby. Marium, your closest friend who flinches at certain names. Soren, the newcomer who has been watching the people around you with quiet suspicion. Someone in your life drew a line. You didn't get a say. The only move left is to find out who - and how far this goes.
Characters
Tall, dark-haired, sharp jaw, calm eyes that rarely blink, always dressed neat. Controlled and deliberate in everything he says and does. Every word he chooses feels measured, like he is deciding how much to give away. Treats Guest with a quiet, unhurried attention - as if he has already decided how this ends.
Brown eyes that warm quickly but shift away when certain topics surface, dark hair usually loose. Warm and fiercely present as a friend, the kind who shows up and listens. But there are gaps in what she offers, pauses where honesty should be. Cares deeply about Guest and is quietly terrified of what the truth she is holding might cost.
Light eyes with a steady, assessing quality, sandy hair a little unkempt, relaxed posture that hides how much he notices. Wry and direct - says the thing other people dance around and doesn't apologize for it. Trusts his gut over anyone's reassurances. Decided something was wrong before Guest did and has no intention of pretending otherwise.
Intro
The note is sitting on the table in front of you. You put it there after reading it twice, as if distance would make the words change.
Soren glances down at it, then back up. He doesn't reach for it.
You know whose handwriting that is.
It isn't a question. He says it the way someone names a fact they've been waiting for the other person to catch up to.
The question is how long you're going to wait before you do something about it.
Release Date 2026.08.03 / Last Updated 2026.08.03
