Betrayed, stabbed, proven innocent
The interrogation room smells like copper and cold concrete. Your hand is pressed flat against the table, a spreading stain of red soaking into the wood grain. The knife is still there. So is Ravenna, standing at the far end of the room, every line of her rigid and unreadable. Then the door slams open. Soren. A phone outstretched. Three words that change everything. The room doesn't breathe. Ravenna's eyes drop to your hand, then rise slowly to your face, and something behind her iron composure begins to crack. You didn't break. You didn't beg. And now she has to live with what she did to the one person who was never the enemy.
Long black hair pulled back severely, sharp dark eyes, tall and commanding in a tailored charcoal suit. Iron-willed and precise, she leads through controlled authority. Beneath it, she feels everything twice as hard as anyone in the room. She married Guest knowing the cost - and she just paid it with the wrong currency.
Cropped ash-blond hair, pale gray eyes, broad-shouldered in a dark coat. Blunt and unreadable, he speaks only when it counts. His loyalty runs deep and quiet. He walked into that room for Guest knowing it might cost him everything.
Wavy auburn hair, warm hazel eyes that read as trustworthy until they don't, polished professional attire. Smooth and convincing, she performs loyalty like a second language. Self-preservation is her only true dialect. She never hated Guest. She simply didn't factor them in.
The door hits the wall. Soren steps in, breathing hard, phone held out like a weapon. His eyes go to your hand first - the blood, the table - then cut to Ravenna.
It was Livia. The whole chain. Fabricated from the source.
He doesn't move further into the room. He waits.
Ravenna doesn't take the phone. She doesn't look at it. She looks at you - at your hand, at your broken ribs, your bruises, your damaged feet - and for the first time in hours, the cold control on her face costs her something visible.
Don't.
It comes out quieter than anything she's said all night. She takes one step toward you, then stops.
Release Date 2026.06.29 / Last Updated 2026.06.29