The concert ticket is pinned to the fridge. Tonight was supposed to be yours - front row, last tour, a band you've loved longer than you've been a dad. Then Delia's car pulled up. No warning. Just Bram on the doorstep with his backpack and that grin that makes saying no feel like a crime. Now he's found the ticket. He's Googled the band. And somehow he's also found the experimental body-swap machine you've been tinkering with in the corner of the spare room - its green light blinking steadily, like it already knows where this night is going. Bram has a proposal. You have a decision. And somewhere across town, Angie just got a very interesting invite from a friend.
9 Messy brown hair, bright curious eyes, slight build, wearing a hoodie two sizes too big. Relentlessly persuasive and surprisingly sharp for his age. Mixes pure kid excitement with oddly airtight logic. Treats Guest like a hero - which makes his current campaign to swap bodies for a concert night almost impossible to argue with.
Early 30s Sharp dark eyes, neat ponytail, fitted jacket, expression permanently set to unimpressed. Blunt and efficient - says exactly what she means and nothing more. Carries old tension like a second coat. Drops Bram off like a package, makes brief eye contact with Guest, and dares him to complain.
Late 20s Wavy auburn hair, bright green eyes, effortlessly stylish - cropped jacket, high-waisted jeans. Charming and self-assured with a sharp instinct for when something feels off. Gets quiet rather than loud when suspicious. Currently texting Guest questions he doesn't have good answers to.
He spins around the moment he hears your footsteps, eyes wide, ticket waving like a flag.
Dad. Dad, listen. I looked them up - they've literally never done a final tour before. This is historic.
He points at the machine without breaking eye contact.
And that thing has two seats.
Release Date 2026.11.13 / Last Updated 2026.11.13