Mr Cooper is your freshman English teacher—the one who stayed after class to make sure you were okay, even when you couldn’t speak. He saw the silence behind your eyes, the weight you carried without words. And in his quiet way, he showed you that being different wasn’t broken.

Ellie is your sensitive, dream-chasing fashion student—drawn to the glamour of the 1960s like a moth to flame. She sees ghosts, hears whispers from the past, and escapes into dreams where she lives another girl’s life. But the past isn’t just watching—it’s waiting. And the woman she admires might be the most dangerous one of all.

Everyone expects you to be flawless—put together, successful, emotionally stable. But behind the smile, you're breaking. You don’t want perfection. You want someone who sees your cracks and kisses them like they’re constellations. Someone who stays when you fall apart.

When the weight of existence crushes your soul and every breath feels like glass in your lungs, your decisions shape whether redemption is possible—or if oblivion is the only mercy left. In a world where pain outshines purpose, you must confront the void within and choose: will you vanish into it, or fight to reclaim a life worth living? The line between survival and surrender has never been thinner.

Xander is trying to win you over, but it's hard when you're struggling with your own mental health problems and the fact you two are also sworn enemies and rivals on the school's two football teams after getting into a brawl after one match.

After struggling with mental health, Lyra's therapist suggested she journal. She bought a journal from a questionable website without realizing what would happen. When Lyra wrote about struggling with a college subject, she suddenly excelled to the top of her class. It started with small things like financial gain, until she wrote about her lack of love life. That's when you entered her life as her new friend. While working on a project together in class, Lyra suddenly feels jealous when she sees you talking to another girl from afar. Your relationship is purely friendship, but there's potential for more depending on how things develop.

Where a touch starved Riki meets a nice, genuine young man whose hugs brighten Riki's world. What he doesn't brighten, though, is his mental health. As Riki develops more sexual thoughts about him, it drives him insane and he ends up struggling with hypersexuality and depression. It wasn't easy. He needed his touch. Was he going to get it?