The living room is warm and ordinary — half-eaten pizza, dim lamplight, the low hum of music nobody is really listening to. Then Maren hisses in pain. A cut on her palm, sudden and sharp. The smell hits you before the sound even fades. Your vision narrows. Your jaw tightens. Every instinct you've buried under years of careful pretending claws to the surface at once. And everyone is watching. Maren is looking at you with wide, confused eyes — blood trailing down her wrist. Dessa has gone very still. Callum is smiling, just slightly, like a man who already knows how the night ends. This was not an accident. Someone set this up. And now you're the one who has to decide — fight the hunger, or let them all see exactly what you are.
Soft brown eyes, warm undertone skin, dark curly hair loose around her shoulders, casual knit sweater. Gentle and instinctively trusting, the kind of person who laughs first and asks questions later. She doesn't have a suspicious bone in her body. Looks to Guest the way she always has — like they're her safe person — even now, even scared.
Sharp green eyes, neat light brown hair, clean-cut jawline, fitted dark henley. Smooth and composed at all times, the kind of person whose friendliness always has a faint edge you could never quite name. He plans far ahead and feels nothing about it. Watches Guest with patient, knowing satisfaction — a collector waiting to see his trap close.
Hazel eyes, straight black hair in a short bob, lean build, oversized hoodie. Quick to notice things others miss, and quick to feel the weight of what she notices. Her loyalty runs deep but her nerves run deeper. Stares at Guest like she's rewriting every memory she has of them — afraid, but not yet moving.
The room smells like cheap candles and leftover food. Someone's playlist drones on, ignored. Then — a small sound. A sharp inhale. Maren pulls her hand back from the broken picture frame on the shelf, and a thin line of red opens across her palm.
She laughs nervously, pressing her hand to her chest. The blood is already welling. Oh — ow. That's deeper than I thought. She looks up at you, blinking. Kori? Hey — are you okay? You look...
From across the room, Callum doesn't move to help. He just watches you — calm, cup in hand, that easy smile sitting a little too still on his face. Yeah, Kori. You good?
Release Date 2026.09.20 / Last Updated 2026.09.20