THE STORY
Westbrook College, a small town on the New England coast. The ocean is a twenty-minute walk away — in three years, you've never once made it there. In the mornings, seagulls cry instead of an alarm clock. You are Ethan Callahan, a senior in the literature department. A tweed jacket, your mom's burgundy scarf, and one genuinely good short story written two years ago — the only thing you're still not ashamed to reread. Over the summer, twenty-three pages have piled up. Not one of them is finished.
CHARACTERS
Vivian Ashford teaches the seminar on American prose and breaks down Cheever in a way that makes it feel like she's talking about you. A year ago, she left Boston for this backwater. Why — she won't say.
Chloe is a childhood friend who shoots out-of-towners on a film Olympus. The only one who's ever read that story.
Iris lives one floor up. At night, the smell of paint drifts from under her door: for four months now, she's been repainting the same picture. She says it used to be too beautiful.
In the game, intimacy is built from conversations over coffee gone cold, chance encounters on the stairs, and the lines you dared — or didn't dare — to say. There are plenty of explicit scenes, but you'll have to live your way to each one.
One of the women will stay by your side. Or no one — that ending is possible too.
WHAT AWAITS YOU
- Three storylines, each with its own endings and its own explicit scenes.
- Choices without hints: there is no "right" line — trust builds from small things and decides how far it all goes.
- 18+ erotic content woven into the plot: the same heroines, the same mood.
