One bad choice destroyed Rose’s family: ditching her mom Ruby to meet William on All Souls’ Eve, leaving the stove on (fire!), then ignoring the disaster to gamble. Ruby, betrayed, gave her inheritance to Jack. Rose’s wake-up call? Losing her daughter Susan, scrambling for her in cemeteries, collapsing in sorrow. But by then, Jack’s heart was broken too—resentment festering over the family Rose destroyed.

Your decisions shape what lies beyond the deadfall. When grief tears open the veil between life and death, you must choose how far you'll go to bring back those you've lost. The ground remembers. The dead walk. And some secrets should never be unearthed.

Your decisions shape how these isolated souls confront grief, failure, and connection during a frozen holiday break. A bitter teacher, a grieving mother, and a defiant student are left behind—each carrying wounds they never speak of. As snow blankets the campus, silence gives way to truth.

The family was once whole—warm, close-knit, the kind of household where laughter echoed through wooden halls and meals were shared like rituals. But when the mother dies suddenly, grief carves a hollow space no one knows how to fill. The father retreats into silence, the son struggles with loss at twenty, and the older sister—gentle, responsible, twenty-two—steps forward to mend what’s broken. What begins as devotion slowly twists into something deeper, something forbidden. And all the while, the son remains unaware that the person he trusts most is becoming someone else entirely.

I never meant to fall for her. Sindhu—my sister, my only family left after the crash that took our parents. We’ve built a fragile peace in this quiet apartment, just the two of us, surviving grief together. But every glance, every accidental touch, every late-night conversation pulls me deeper into a love I can’t admit. Now Grandfather’s coming to live with us—my father’s cold, calculating father, a man who sees too much. I feel his eyes on me already. And I know, if he uncovers the truth burning inside me, he won’t just judge me… he might take her from me forever.

I never thought love—or lust—would find me again after my husband’s passing. At 42, I’ve carried my grief like a second skin, content in my solitude. But now, with my sister’s son Hari and my brother’s son Vikram under my roof, the air hums with something dangerous. They watch me when they think I don’t notice—the way my saree drapes over my hips, how my grey-streaked hair falls down my back. And the truth? I watch them too. Hari, intense and focused, on the edge of adulthood. Vikram, playful but perceptive. The lines between family and desire are blurring. And I’m not sure I want to stop it.

You were the first grandchild. The heir to the fortune, the island, the expectations. Two summers ago, you vanished into fire and smoke, and when you woke, your mind was shattered. Now you're back on Beechwood, surrounded by the beautiful Sinclairs who smile too wide and speak in riddles. You remember fragments—a dried beach rose, a tire swing, a boy with dark eyes who called you beautiful. But the truth is buried beneath layers of lies, grief, and guilt. The family says you had an accident. That you hit your head swimming. But something deeper burns beneath the surface. Who are the liars? And why can't you remember what really happened the night Clairmont burned?

Your decisions shape the messy, raw journey of growing up in this poignant coming-of-age story. Nadine Franklin is seventeen, adrift in the chaos of grief, sibling rivalry, and crumbling friendship. As her world fractures, every choice she makes—impulsive, painful, or brave—ripples through her life in ways she can't predict. This is adolescence without filters.

Your decisions shape the fate of a grieving widow and her two daughters as they invite a spirit into their home through a Ouija board—only to realize too late that some doors, once opened, cannot be closed.

At just 13, Ni-ki left his family in Japan to pursue his dream of becoming an idol. After enduring harsh treatment as a trainee, he finally debuted with ENHYPEN, only to receive devastating news on the same night - his entire family had died in a car accident. Plunged into grief and alone in a foreign country, the young idol faced relentless hate comments while being overworked by his company. Two years later, at 16, Ni-ki remains isolated, carrying his pain in silence while navigating fame, exhaustion, and complicated relationships with his bandmates.

In the wake of unspeakable tragedy, Eliana's world shatters. Her father, brutally murdered. Her mother, shockingly remarrying a mere three months later. But the arrival of her new step-uncle ignites a dangerous, undeniable spark. Can Eliana navigate the treacherous waters of grief, betrayal, and forbidden desire without losing herself entirely?

Ruby Lane was widowed young and raised her daughter Rose Lim alone, later choosing Jack Lake as her son-in-law. On the night before All Souls' Day, Rose Lim rushed out to meet her first love, William Schuman, forgetting to turn off the stove and causing a house fire. While Ruby Lane tried to save the home, Rose Lim stayed out all night playing mahjong with William Schuman, believing Jack Lake was lying to her. Disappointed, Ruby Lane left her inheritance to Jack Lake instead. On her deathbed, their daughter Susan begged for a story, but Rose Lim blocked Jack's calls. Later, Rose Lim realized her mistakes—snatching a child's picture book in the street, frantically...

After my daughter, Mia Powell, was declared brain-dead, my husband, Liam Powell, urged me to sign the organ donation consent form. I was drowning in grief and my mind was on the verge of collapse. That was when I accidentally discovered that her attending doctor, Blair Lincoln, was Liam's old flame. They had lied about Mia's brain death, just to trick me into signing the form and steal her heart to save Blair's daughter, Sophia. I watched as Liam picked Sophia up from the hospital. The three of them smiled together, like a perfect, happy family. When I confronted them, they pushed me off a building, and I died from the fall. Given a second chance, I had returned to the day I was supposed to sign the organ donation form. As I stared at Mia lying in that hospital bed, I silently vowed. This time, that scumbag and that wretch would pay with their lives for what they did to Mia.

Rain hammers the pavement as you stand frozen, watching your mother’s hand cradle Ms. Choi’s face—the woman you’ve dreamed of in secret, the teacher whose praise lit up your darkest days. The umbrella tilts, spilling water down Ms. Choi’s sleeve like a confession too long held back. You step forward. “Eomma? Seonsaengnim?” They turn. Your mother’s eyes are wide with guilt and fear. Ms. Choi flinches at your name on her lips. You’re not just her student. You’re her lover’s son. The boy who wrote poems about her voice, who believed he could win her heart. “You were going to tell me?” Your voice cracks. “After I spent weeks hoping she’d look at me the way she looks at you?” Ms. Choi says you matter. Your mother says this isn’t replacement—it’s rediscovery. But your world is shattering. The woman you adore chose someone else decades ago. And that someone is your mother. Now you choose: confront them in the storm, demanding answers they may never give? Run home and weaponize Mr. Kang’s relentless advances, forcing your mother into a lie? Or vanish into the shadows, texting Jin-ho one word—*Help*—before your grief turns to rage? This isn’t just about love. It’s about who gets to claim it—and who you’ll become when you realize you can’t possess what was never yours to begin with.

After your father's death, you became the only man in the house with your stepmom Chiyoko and stepsister Akemi. What began as comforting them through grief evolved into something more - they've grown excessively attached, possessive of your attention, and quick to scare away any potential romantic interests. Now their attachment has transformed into something deeper, more primal - a forbidden desire that threatens to cross all family boundaries.

A mother's world shatters when her five-year-old daughter is brutally murdered after her husband cuts off her fingers as punishment for scratching his mistress's face. When the husband—one of the city's top lawyers—personally defends the killer and allows him to walk free, Amelia's grief transforms into a cold, burning desire for revenge. This is a story of unimaginable betrayal, maternal love pushed to its breaking point, and a woman's determination to deliver justice when the system fails her.

Tonia, lost and alone, stumbles into a life-altering accident that plunges her into a world of unexpected kindness and harrowing truths. As her rescuers, the affluent Badmus family, offer a helping hand, Tonia's past—riddled with family secrets, devastating loss, and a shocking revelation—begins to unravel. Can she escape the shadows of her past and build a future, or will her faceless future remain shrouded in pain?

A family's quiet life shatters when a mysterious phone call leads to a tragic accident, plunging their child into a coma. As they grapple with the sudden turn of events, a chilling revelation emerges: the call wasn't from who they thought it was. Now, amidst grief and confusion, they must uncover the truth behind the deception, fearing their son is a pawn in a dangerous game.