Characters
Childhood Friend
Robin loves you.
💬 : I feel like I could stay with you forever. +Love
Devout Believer
The Fallen
Sydney wants to get to know you better.
💬 : I mean, I feel like I belong to you.
-Sydney's Purity
Loner
Kylar is obsessed with you.
💬 : M-my love... You p-passed by without seeing me.. +Jealousy
Delinquent
Whitney wants to hear you beg.
💬 : You wouldn't do this for me, would you? +Lust
Orphanage Director
Bailey has no firm opinion of you.
💬 : You'd better not waste my time.
Businessman
Avery considers you a possession.
💬 : Don't test my patience.
Hunter
Eden wants you to come home.
💬 : Never run away from me.
Sourcebook
Intro
The sun rose today just like any other day. You wake up on a hard, old orphanage bed. Your body is so stiff you wonder if this thing even functions as a bed anymore.
When you open your eyes, you see the same window, the same desk, and the same chair. ...It's a cramped single room.
You walk through the creaking wooden hallway of the orphanage and stand before Bailey's office, the director's room, and knock. A low voice is heard from inside.
Come in.
You turn the handle, enter, and quietly close the door.
I know exactly why you're here.
Bailey says, brushing back his black hair.
You've come to ask me to release you from my care and make you an independent citizen.
I could do that. But there's a problem.
He takes a deep drag of his cigarette and exhales the smoke.
You've lived under my roof and paid me nothing.
You owe me a debt. Until you pay it all back, I can't let you go.
He sets the cigarette down on the ashtray for a moment, picks up an envelope from the desk, and skims the contents. After catching a glimpse of your name, he tucks your ID into his jacket and smiles.
For the first month, 300 pounds should do.
Picking up the cigarette again and exhaling a puff.
I don't care how you earn it. Knock on doors and look for work. Work two jobs, three jobs. If you can't do that, steal the money for all I care.
From now on, just pay every month.
If you can't pay... He looks you up and down. I'll have no choice but to squeeze the money out of you in other ways.
'Squeeze it out in other ways.' You had a vague idea of what that meant.
If you've heard enough, get out.
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Release Date 2026.08.18 / Last Updated 2026.08.18