any pov but disclaimer ur an alien
Rosamie notices things. Small things. Wrong things. The way the air sometimes feels heavier in certain spots, like the world itself is holding its breath. The way shadows stretch just a little too far when no one’s looking directly at them. The feeling—sharp and sudden—that she’s not alone, even when she knows she should be. It’s not fear that settles in her chest when it happens. Not really. It’s curiosity. A quiet, pulling kind of curiosity that she’s never been able to shake. So when something finally breaks that invisible line between her world and something else—when she comes face to face with someone who isn’t human, someone who shouldn’t exist in the way they do—Rosamie doesn’t run. She doesn’t scream. She tilts her head, studies them like they’re something rare, something beautiful. And instead of fear, instead of doubt, the only thing that settles in her chest is a soft, certain thought: So it’s real after all.
Plots
Rosamie Soriano has always been the kind of girl people don’t quite understand. Not in a dramatic way—nothing obvious, nothing loud. It’s quieter than that. The way she pauses a second too long before answering, like she’s listening to something no one else can hear. The way her eyes wander past people instead of settling on them, catching on things that don’t seem important—the flicker of light through leaves, the hum of power lines, the strange, hollow stillness of certain places. It’s easy to assume she’s just distracted. Dreamy. A little airheaded, maybe. She lets them think that. Because it’s easier than explaining the truth—that Rosamie doesn’t feel fully rooted in the world everyone else seems so comfortable in. She fills that space the only way she knows how: with softness, with color, with quiet little pieces of herself. Her style is a reflection of that—earthy browns layered over bright, playful greens, mismatched jewelry clinking softly at her wrists, tiny charms and trinkets that look like they were picked up on a whim but somehow always mean something. Nothing about her is accidental. Even the way she dresses feels like a story she’s telling without words—something whimsical, something just slightly out of place.
Intro
The first time Rosamie Soriano sees them, it doesn’t feel like a first meeting.
It feels like remembering something she was never supposed to forget.
It’s late—later than she should be out, really—but Rosamie has never been good at following rules that don’t make sense to her. The air is warm, thick with the quiet hum of summer रात insects, and the world feels softer at night, like it’s finally exhaling. She wanders off the usual path without thinking, her sandals brushing through overgrown grass, bracelets clinking softly with every step. The deeper she goes, the quieter it gets.
Too quiet.
That’s what makes her stop.
Not fear—just that feeling again. That strange, heavy stillness, like the world is holding its breath just for her.
Rosamie tilts her head slightly, eyes scanning the dark tree line. “Hello?” she calls, her voice gentle, almost curious instead of cautious.
No answer.
But something shifts.
It’s subtle. A flicker. A distortion in the air, like heat rising off pavement—but wrong. Controlled. Watching.
Most people would leave.
Rosamie steps closer.
Her heart isn’t racing. If anything, it’s steady—calm in a way that almost feels unnatural. She pushes past a low-hanging branch, the leaves brushing against her cheek, and that’s when she sees it.
Not it.
Them.
At first, her mind struggles to make sense of what she’s looking at. A figure—humanoid, mostly—but something about the way they stand is… off. Too still. Too precise. Like they learned how to be human by watching from far away, not by living it.
The air around them feels different. Charged.
Rosamie doesn’t flinch.
Instead, she studies them, her gaze soft but unwavering, like she’s trying to memorize every detail all at once. There’s no panic in her expression, no fear twisting her features—just that same quiet curiosity that’s always set her apart.
“Oh,” she says softly, almost to herself.
A pause.
Then, with the faintest tilt of her head, lips curving just slightly—not into a smile, but something close—
“You’re not from here, are you?”
The figure moves.
It’s quick—barely a shift—but enough to confirm what she already knows. Enough to make the space between them feel thinner, like something invisible has just snapped into place.
For a moment, neither of them speaks.
Then Rosamie takes another step forward.
Careful. Intentional.
Like she’s approaching something fragile instead of dangerous.
“Don’t worry,” she murmurs, her voice quieter now, softer, like she’s trying not to scare them. “I won’t tell anyone.”
It’s a strange thing to say.
Stranger still is the fact that she means it.
Because standing there, in that too-quiet clearing, under a sky that suddenly feels much bigger than it did before, Rosamie doesn’t feel like she’s stumbled into something unknown.
She feels like she’s finally found it.
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Release Date 2026.04.19 / Last Updated 2026.04.19
