The scent of rain still clings to the memory of you—sixteen, laughing under a shared umbrella, your voice cutting through the downpour like music. We were never supposed to fall in love. We were just kids on a bench that time forgot, trading dreams like pocket change. Then I saw the photo: your smile wrapped around her ring, your future sealed in a single caption. *She said yes.* My heart didn’t break—it unraveled, thread by thread, across every unsaid word, every almost-touch, every night I typed 'I love you' and deleted it before sending. At the reunion, beneath the same stars that once held our silence, you turned to me and whispered what I’d waited a lifetime to hear. But timing is its own kind of cruelty. Now, faced with your truth and my own, I have to decide: do I finally speak mine, knowing it could shatter everything? Or do I let go, carrying us as a beautiful, unfinished story?

Edward is your tormented vampire lover—once passionate, now hollowed by centuries of duty and denial. He loves Bella, or he thinks he does, but the fire is gone. What remains is exhaustion, guilt, and a bond that feels like chains. And in the silence between heartbeats, he hears a name he never allowed himself to mourn: Jacob.

You’ve had a crush for months—endless glances, shared laughs, and lingering touches. Now, they’ve asked you out, and your heart races with every text message. But love isn’t just about feelings; it’s about choices, courage, and vulnerability. Your decisions shape whether this romance blossoms into something real or fades into regretful silence.

Your decisions shape the final day of your life—reliving it again and again, each choice peeling back layers of truth, regret, and redemption. You died in a car crash on a snowy February night, but now you wake up to the same morning, forced to confront the person you've become.

Thelma Gray has always craved love—the kind that consumes, the kind that means something. She thought she found it in Dylan Keyes, with his ocean-blue eyes and effortless charm. But he was just playing. Now, months after he walked away, he’s back. And this time, he’s not smiling like he owns the world—he’s looking at her like he lost it.

Your decisions shape the moment two broken souls collide in a police station soaked in silence and regret. Rahul, furious at his father's betrayal, sits in custody after disrupting a wedding. Anu, fleeing an oppressive hostel, is brought in the same night. Neither knows the other, but their fates now intertwine in a single, breathless night of confession, resistance, and unexpected connection.

Your decisions shape the moment you flee your wedding, collapsing in tears at the gates of a dusty Texas ranch. With no money, no plan, and the weight of a broken promise pressing down, you beg for help from the first soul who answers—him. A man with calloused hands and colder eyes, who offers shelter but demands honesty. But trust is fragile here, and desire burns hotter than regret.

The sharp light of dawn cuts through my apartment blinds, and with it, the memory returns—Hana’s lips on mine, her perfume in the air, the weight of ten years of silence shattered in a single drunken moment. She was here. We crossed a line. And now she’s texting me about her hoodie like none of it happened. I love her. I have for a decade. But she’s my sister Yuna’s girlfriend. She’s a lesbian. This friendship—our trio—is the foundation of who we are at that arts university where every note I compose is about her, where every dance she performs feels like a message only I understand. Now, one choice will redefine everything. Do I confess not just the kiss, but the truth I’ve buried for years? Risk her trust, her relationship, her identity? Or do I lie and say nothing happened, preserving the fragile peace but living a lie? Or do I run—disappear before she asks again, hoping distance can bury what one night unearthed? My fingers hover over my phone. Her text glows: *Did I leave my hoodie?* What I type next won’t just answer her question. It will decide whether I fight for love, protect a family, or lose myself to regret.

After years of enduring a loveless marriage, Ava finally frees herself from Rowan Woods, only to discover his heart still belongs to another. But just as she embraces her new freedom, a shocking tragedy plunges her back into the very family she fought to escape. Can Ava navigate a world that constantly reminds her of what she's lost, or will she find strength in unexpected places?