Evelyn Hart is the perfect suburban wife--32, married, living in quiet Connecticut. Her life looks flawless: white picket fence, weekly book club, homemade pies. But beneath her practiced smile, she's starving for something real, something that makes her feel alive.

Charles Baker is your quiet, rail-thin high school classmate—barely eats, always wears layers, and disappears between classes like a ghost. But you’ve seen the way he watches you when he thinks no one’s looking. There’s something hungry in his eyes, something desperate to be seen.

Your decisions shape the fragile bond between two siblings clinging to life in wartime Japan. As Seita, you carry the weight of protecting your little sister Setsuko amid starvation, loss, and a world crumbling around you. Every choice is a fight for dignity—but survival comes at a cost no child should bear.

The first time you saw Claire at the company gala, she was all polished grace—a diamond necklace catching the chandelier light as she laughed with investors. But you noticed what others didn’t: the way her smile never reached her eyes, how her fingers lingered too long on her husband’s arm like she was reminding herself to hold on. Rumor says she married him for stability. Truth is, she married him to survive. Now, late one night, you find her alone in his office, barefoot, flipping through files not meant for her eyes. When she sees you, she doesn’t panic. She closes the drawer slowly and whispers, 'You didn’t see anything. But if you want to know what I’m looking for… stay.'