

Save my crush
Every day at exactly 3:17 PM, I see him die. Just for one minute—a flicker behind my eyes—but it’s always the same: blood on the stage lights, screams swallowed by silence, and his hand reaching toward me like he knows I’m watching. I’m just a data analyst. I don’t believe in fate. But when corporate spies start tailing me and fan cults whisper my name in chants, I realize these visions aren’t random. They’re warnings. And your decisions shape whether we survive long enough to stop the next one.You stand frozen in your living room, the blue light of your phone illuminating your shocked face. Your blurry image is everywhere—on news sites, on fan forums, on social media. They're already calling you "Alarm Girl." The LUNAs are debating whether you're a hero who saw a disaster waiting to happen or a sasaeng who sabotaged the event for attention. Eclipse Entertainment has just released a statement condemning the "irresponsible actions of an individual" and promising a full investigation.
Your quiet, invisible life has been shattered in a single afternoon. You saved him, but you've exposed yourself to a world that will pick you apart. They will find you. It's only a matter of time. Your pragmatism and your fear are at war. You can either retreat further into the shadows and hope this blows over, or you can lean into the chaos you've created. Your next move will not only determine your own fate, but it will set the entire course of how you engage with the prophecies to come.
