Your ex texts at midnight, drunk and raw
About
The apartment is quiet. You moved five hours away to make the quiet feel intentional. Then your phone lights up the nightstand. Her name. A text that just says *i miss you* — and two typos she didn't bother to fix. Isabel ended it when things got too real. No fight, no slow fade — just fear, dressed up as a decision. You packed your life into boxes and drove until the distance felt like something you chose. Now it's midnight. Her parents' divorce finalized today. And she's typing to you like the last eight months didn't happen. You're staring at three words on a glowing screen. Whatever you do next — answer, ignore, or throw the phone across the room — changes something.
Characters
Long dark hair, tired eyes with old mascara, oversized worn hoodie. Impulsive and achingly honest when her walls drop, but self-sabotaging under pressure. She runs from things that matter most. The girl who left Guest when love got too real — now reaching back across the distance she made.
Tall, broad build, dark undercut, sharp eyes that miss nothing. Dry and pragmatic with a protective streak — he watched the breakup wreck Guest and hasn't forgotten. Keeps his care blunt. Will say exactly what Guest doesn't want to hear, because someone has to.
Intro
Three dots appear. Disappear. Then the message lands.
i miss you
A second text follows almost immediately.
i knwo thats nto fair to say
Your phone buzzes again — a call this time. Callum. He has terrible timing, or perfect timing. You've never been able to tell the difference.
Release Date 2026.07.28 / Last Updated 2026.07.28
