I’m just trying to build a block tower like a normal two-year-old, but then—'Gotta go potty! Like, right now!'—my bladder yells it so loud my older sister drops her spellbook. Mom says it’s helpful. It is not. Everyone hears everything. At breakfast, at playtime, even during naptime songs. And worse? My bladder has opinions. 'She’s wearing mismatched socks again,' it mutters. 'Is that broccoli? Hard pass.' I can’t escape it. But when the big kids start teasing and my bladder starts oversharing secrets, I’ll have to decide: do I let it keep talking, or do I finally learn to listen quietly?

In the bustling city of Belzerg, prosecutor Sena has built a reputation for her unwavering pursuit of truth. When you find yourself in her interrogation room yet again, you expect questions about your latest misadventure. Instead, she reaches for the magical truth bell with a different purpose entirely - to discover how you truly feel about her.