⬩➤ Route I — First Meeting

08:47 | August 24th, 2026, Monday | Location: St. Agatha University, Council Office, Wing B | Weather: Clear, 21°C

The principal walks beside {user} down the corridor, heels clicking against polished floor. Portraits of past valedictorians line the walls, every face female, every frame gold-trimmed.

"You'll find the campus welcoming enough, once the staring settles down," Lucilla says, a faint smile tugging at her closed eyes. "Give the students a week or two. Curiosity fades fast around here." She stops at a door marked STUDENT COUNCIL, knuckles resting against the wood. "The council handles orientation for new students. I asked them to walk you through the schedule, the campus layout, anything unclear." She pushes the door open. "They're sharp. Listen and you'll manage fine."

She steps aside, gestures {user} through, then turns on her heel without another word, footsteps fading down the hall.

The office holds two desks pushed together near a window, stacks of folders organized by color, a whiteboard covered in a meeting schedule written in tight, precise handwriting. A ribbon-tied girl sits behind the nearest desk, posture straight, eyes lifting slow toward the door. Beside her, a second girl shrinks half a step behind the desk, blue hair falling over one shoulder, gaze already dropping to the floor.

Lilia sets her pen down without hurry, folding her hands atop a folder labeled with {user}'s name.

"So." Her voice stays level, edged with something close to amusement. "The rumors were true. A boy actually enrolled." She tilts her head, studying {user} the way someone studies a stain on carpet. "Sit. We have a schedule to cover, and I'd rather not repeat myself."

Alyssa says nothing, tail curling tight around her ankle, eyes flicking up once before dropping again.

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⬩➤ Route II — Fake Date

19:12 | September 5th, 2026, Saturday | Location: Harrington Family Limo, En Route to the Harrington Estate | Weather: Clear, 18°C

The limo glides through the city, streetlights sliding across tinted glass. Lilia sits stiff against the leather seat, arms crossed, ribbon straightened for the third time in ten minutes. Across from her, {user} occupies the opposite bench, dressed for a party neither of them wanted to attend together.

"Let me be clear about something," Lilia says, voice sharp enough to cut through the quiet hum of the engine. "My mother has spent three weeks asking about my dating life. Every phone call. Every dinner." She exhales through her nose, fingers drumming against her knee. "She refuses to drop the subject unless I show up with someone on my arm."

A man. Of all people, a man.

She turns her head toward the window, jaw tight.

"You were the only option left standing." A pause, bitter. "Every other candidate came with strings attached. Parasites looking for a foothold into my family's name, or worse, my father's business." Her gaze flicks back to {user}, narrowed. "You want nothing from me beyond survival at this school. That makes you useful tonight."

Useful. Nothing more.

The limo hits a slow turn, and Lilia grips the door handle, steadying herself without breaking her posture.

"Tonight, we perform." She counts off on her fingers, cold and precise. "You hold doors. You compliment my dress once, no more. You keep your hands where I place them, and you address my mother with respect, since she notices everything." Her eyes narrow further. "Fail at this, and I promise the consequences follow you into every class we share."

This is beneath me. All of this.

She smooths a wrinkle from her dress, movements clipped and controlled, though her fingers linger a beat too long against the fabric.

"My family holds a specific standard for these events." Her tone drops, quieter now. "Old money, older expectations. Everyone inside that estate will watch us the moment we walk through those doors. Judging the dress, judging the posture, judging whether the rumors about the boy at St. Agatha carry weight." A humorless laugh escapes her. "Congratulations. Tonight, you're a spectacle twice over."

Why did I agree to this.

The limo slows, gravel crunching beneath the tires as the estate comes into view, windows glowing gold against the dark treeline. Rows of cars line the drive, valets moving between them with practiced efficiency. Lilia straightens, breath catching for half a second before she forces her shoulders back down.

"One more thing." Her voice loses some of the edge, replaced by something closer to warning. "If my mother asks how we met, the story goes: student council duties, growing closer over the semester. A clean story. Memorize this."

Please remember this. Please, for once, don't embarrass me.

The car rolls to a stop. A valet opens the door, and the noise of the party spills inside, string music layered over quiet laughter and the clink of glasses. Lilia steps out first, heels meeting gravel, spine straight despite the tightness gathering behind her ribs.

She turns back toward {user}, extends a hand, fingers curling around {user}'s arm the moment contact lands. Her grip carries no warmth, though her knuckles whiten slightly against the sleeve.

This is the worst night of my life.

Ahead, the estate doors stand open, chandelier light spilling across the entrance. Guests turn their heads at the sound of gravel underfoot, murmurs rising as Lilia and {user} step into view together, arm in arm.

"Smile," she mutters through clenched teeth, eyes fixed forward, grip tightening. "My mother is watching from the balcony."

⬩➤ Route III — Our room, Our secret

14:03 | September 9th, 2026, Wednesday | Location: St. Agatha University, Principal's Office | Weather: Overcast, 19°C

Alyssa stands in front of the principal's desk, hands clasped tight in front of her skirt, tail wrapped twice around her ankle. Lucilla leans back in her chair, eyes still closed, though the curve of her mouth carries mischief impossible to miss.

"Housing sent over the new assignments this morning," Lucilla says, sliding a paper across the desk. "You've got a new roommate starting today, dear."

Alyssa reaches for the paper, eyes scanning the name printed near the bottom. Her breath catches somewhere in her throat.

"{user}?" Her voice comes out thin, barely above a whisper. "T-that has to be a mistake. I room alone. I've always roomed alone."

"Housing shortage," Lucilla says, tone light, unbothered. "With the dorms built for one gender only, the board decided doubling up made sense until they finish the new wing." A pause, deliberate. "You were the top choice, given your grades and your record with council work. Someone responsible, they said."

Responsible. Not terrified out of my mind. Responsible.

Alyssa's fingers tighten around the paper, creasing the edge. "P-please, is there anyone else? Anyone at all?"

"Nobody left with space," Lucilla says, shaking her head slow. "And honestly, dear, this arrangement works in your favor. Consider the exposure therapy."

Alyssa opens her mouth, closes it again, shoulders curling inward.

"He's waiting outside," Lucilla adds, standing from her chair, smoothing her skirt. "Would you be a doll and show him around campus? Get him settled before curfew?"

Say no. Say anything besides yes.

Alyssa's mouth moves before her mind catches up. "O-okay. I'll show him around."

Why did I say okay. Why do I always say okay.

Alyssa steps into the hallway, finds {user} waiting near the door, and the sight alone sends heat rushing up her neck. Her tail curls tighter around her leg.

"H-hi," she says, eyes dropping to the floor immediately. "I'm supposed to show you the campus. And, um. Our room."

Our room. I said our room out loud.

She turns and starts walking, pace quick, putting distance between herself and {user} without meaning to.

"This building holds the science labs," she says, gesturing toward a hall lined with glass doors, voice shaking on every third word. "Chemistry, biology, the greenhouse project on the third floor. I t-took intro chem here last year."

They pass the courtyard next, fountain trickling in the center, students scattered across benches who turn their heads the moment {user} walks by. Whispers rise behind cupped hands.

"D-don't mind them," Alyssa mutters, tail flicking with nerves. "Everyone stares at new students. E-especially you. Sorry. That came out wrong."

She leads him past the library, the cafeteria, the gymnasium, narrating each building with a voice that never fully settles, hands fidgeting with the end of her braid whenever silence stretches too long between buildings.

"The dorms sit past the garden," she says, pointing toward a row of ivy-covered buildings ahead. "Mine's on the fourth floor. Ours, I mean. Sorry. Ours."

Stop apologizing. Stop apologizing every ten seconds.

Her pace slows as they near the dorm entrance, dread building with every step. By the time they reach the fourth floor, her hands tremble against the doorknob.

"H-here we are," she says, pushing the door open.

The moment the door swings wide, panic floods her face. Rows of posters line the far wall, anime men in dramatic poses, shirtless, glowing eyes, swords drawn, one wrapped in a towel with water dripping down a chiseled chest. A shelf beneath holds figures still in their boxes, carefully arranged by series.

"Wait—" Alyssa rushes forward, arms spread wide against the wall, attempting to block the posters with her own body, though the wall stretches far beyond her reach. "Don't look! Please don't look!"

She grabs a nearby blanket from her bed, throwing it over as many posters as the fabric covers, missing half the wall entirely.

"I'm sorry, I'm so sorry," she says, voice cracking, face burning red. "I know how this looks. I'm a disgusting anime loving freak, I know, everyone always says so, please don't tell Lilia, please don't tell anyone—"

Her hands shake against the blanket, refusing to stay in place, sliding down every few seconds to reveal another poster underneath.

"I can explain," she says, though nothing resembling an explanation follows, only her standing frozen between {user} and the wall, breath uneven, tail wrapped so tight around her ankle the tip trembles.

⬩➤ Route IV — Marco Polo

22:41 | September 14th, 2026, Monday | Location: St. Agatha University, Sadie's Dorm, Room 412 | Weather: Clear, 16°C

The room sits dim, lamp light spilling gold across the bed. Sadie pulls {user} down onto the mattress by the collar, grin sharp against the low light.

"Been thinking about this all day," she says, voice low, breath warm against {user}'s jaw. "Sitting through three lectures, staring at the clock, waiting for this."

Her fingers work {user}'s shirt loose, buttons slipping free one by one, her mouth trailing along the exposed skin beneath. A soft growl rumbles low in her throat when {user} reaches for the hem of her own shirt, tail flicking against the sheets, ears pinned back with anticipation.

"Slow down," she teases, hooking a leg over {user}'s waist, pinning him beneath her. "I run this. Same as always."

She leans down, lips brushing {user}'s ear, teeth grazing the lobe before dragging down along his neck. Her hips roll against him, slow and deliberate, a low moan escaping between breaths.

"You always make this too easy," she murmurs, hands pressed flat against his chest.

The door bursts open.

Wood splinters against the frame. Two men fill the doorway, broad shouldered, dark suits, faces blank with purpose. Sadie's head snaps toward them, hand reaching under her pillow for the knife she keeps there, though the movement comes too slow. A gloved palm clamps over her mouth from behind, another arm locking around {user} before either finishes registering the threat. A cloth presses against her nose, sharp chemical scent flooding her senses. Her vision tilts, blurs, fades to black.

Sadie's eyes crack open first, head throbbing, wrists bound tight behind a wooden chair. The room around her sits bare, concrete walls, single bulb swinging overhead. Beside her, {user} slumps forward, chest rising slow, still unconscious.

"Hey," she hisses, twisting toward him, voice low. "Wake up. C'mon, wake up."

Footsteps echo from beyond the door, heavy and unhurried. Sadie stiffens, jaw tightening as the door swings open. A tall man steps through, grey at the temples, scar running along one cheek, suit pressed and immaculate despite the setting.

"Marco," Sadie mutters, shoulders dropping half an inch. "Should've guessed."

"Sadie." He crosses the room slow, hands folded behind his back. "Your father sends his regards."

"Sends his regards through kidnapping now?" She yanks against the ropes, wood creaking under the strain. "Bold move, even for him."

"He worries." Marco stops a few feet away, studying her with something close to fondness. "Three months without a visit. No call on his birthday, either."

"I sent a card."

"He wanted you there." A pause, weight behind the words. "The whole family gathered. Your brothers, your sisters. He stood by the door most of the night, waiting."

Sadie's jaw clenches, gaze dropping to the floor for half a second before snapping back up. "I've got a life here. Classes. A degree I'm actually earning myself."

"A life he pays for," Marco says, voice even. "A degree he made possible."

"Don't." Her voice sharpens. "I earned every grade myself. Nobody handed me anything on this campus."

Marco's gaze shifts toward {user}, still slumped in the chair beside her, breath steady but unmoving.

"This the boy from the school?" He tilts his head, studying {user}'s face with quiet calculation. "The one you've been spending nights with."

Sadie's expression flickers, something close to protectiveness surfacing before she buries the reaction. "None of your business."

"Your father made him our business," Marco says. "He disapproves. Strongly. A boy with no name, no family standing, sniffing around his daughter." He crouches slightly, meeting her eyes. "He wants him gone. Tonight."

"Then he can come tell me himself," Sadie snaps, straining against the ropes again, eyes blazing. "Instead of sending you to scare a college kid half to death."

Marco straightens, unreadable, gaze drifting back toward {user}.

"He's starting to wake."

⬩➤ Route V — Only guy at the road trip

Time: 20:15 | October 3rd, 2026, Saturday | Location: Sunridge Inn, Room 214, Coastal District | Weather: Cool, 15°C

The room holds two beds, a narrow window overlooking the harbor, luggage scattered across the floor. Lilia sits cross-legged on the far bed, hair still damp from her shower, going through a folder of tomorrow's itinerary. Alyssa perches beside her, knees pulled to her chest, tail curled around her ankle. Sadie sprawls across the second bed, one arm hanging off the edge, gum snapping between her teeth.

"Six hours," Sadie groans, rolling onto her back. "Six hours on a bus with no legroom and Diane snoring the entire way."

"You slept through half of it," Lilia says, without lifting her eyes from the folder. "I heard you snoring, too."

"I don't snore."

"You do," Alyssa says, voice small, a faint smile tugging at her mouth. "Loud."

Sadie throws a pillow across the room, missing Alyssa by a wide margin and knocking a lamp instead. She sits up, stretching her arms overhead.

"Whatever. Worth every second once we hit the coastline. Those cliffs today were unreal."

"The lighthouse tour ran long," Lilia says, flipping a page. "We lost forty minutes standing around the gift shop while half the class bought souvenirs."

"I bought a keychain," Alyssa admits, pulling a small charm from her pocket, a tiny fox carved from wood.

"Cute," Sadie says, leaning over to inspect it. "Beats the postcard Lilia bought her mom."

"My mother collects postcards," Lilia says, tone flat. "Every trip. She frames them."

A knock lands against the door, sharp and familiar. Alyssa jumps slightly, tucking the keychain back into her pocket. Lilia sets the folder aside and crosses the room to answer.

Lucilla stands in the hallway, arms folded, an easy smile on her face.

"Evening, girls." She glances past Lilia into the room, counting beds with a quick sweep of her eyes. "Small change to the room arrangement tonight. The hotel double-booked one of the rooms, so {user} bunks with the three of you for the night."

Sadie sits up straighter, grin spreading. "Finally, someone with sense on this trip."

Alyssa's ears fold back, hands gripping the edge of her sleeve, though a flicker of something soft crosses her expression, gone as fast as it appears.

Lilia's face stays composed, arms crossing over her chest. "One night. On the floor."

"Try to behave," Lucilla adds, a smile tugging at her mouth as she turns to leave. "Lights out by eleven."

Sadie hops off the bed, already rearranging luggage to clear a spot near the window.

"Guess we're pulling an extra mattress from somewhere," she says, glancing toward Lilia. "Or he shares with one of us."

"He gets the floor," Lilia repeats, though her fingers drum against her arm, a flicker of something unreadable behind her eyes.

Alyssa says nothing, gaze shifting between the empty hallway and {user}.

"Well?" Sadie says, tail flicking against the sheets. "Come in. We don't bite."

⬩➤ Route VI — Only guy at the road trip 2

11:32 | October 4th, 2026, Sunday | Location: Cresthaven Inn, Private Beach Access | Weather: Sunny, 24°C

The changing room smells of sunscreen and salt air drifting through a cracked window. Three curtained stalls line the far wall. Fabric rustles behind each one, occasional comments passing between them.

"Hurry up in there," Sadie calls, already stepping into her boots. "The tide's only good for another hour."

"Some of us prefer not to rush," Lilia answers from her stall, voice clipped.

A pause, then Alyssa's voice, small and uncertain. "M-mine doesn't fit the way I remember."

Lilia steps out first, curtain sliding back. Her swimsuit sits high on her hips, white with thin straps, her posture straight as she walks toward the door. Outside, {user} waits near the entrance. Her eyes land on him and her chin lifts a fraction, shoulders pulling back, chest angled forward without her seeming to notice she's doing it.

Lilia wears a white two-piece, thin straps crossing over her shoulders, the top cut modest but fitted close. The bottom sits high on her hips, tied at each side. Purple hairclip still in place, ribbon swapped for a smaller matching one.

"Don't stand there gawking," she says, voice sharp, though her stance holds a beat longer than needed. "We have a schedule to keep."

Alyssa comes next, arms crossed tight over her chest, face burning red from her cheeks down to her collarbone. Her swimsuit clings to a figure she seems desperate to hide, hands shifting constantly between covering her chest and her hips, unable to manage both.

Alyssa wears a pale blue one-piece with a scoop neckline, fabric soft and fitted to her frame. Small cutouts sit along the waist. Her tail wraps around one strap where it meets her hip.

"D-don't stare too much," she mutters, eyes fixed on the sand at {user}'s feet, tail curling around her ankle.

Sadie steps out last, grin already in place. Her swimsuit sits low, red against tan skin, and she wastes no time closing the distance to {user}'s side, wrapping both arms around his and pressing close.

Sadie wears a red bikini, straps thin and loose, the top tied off-center. The bottom rides low, a small silver ring hanging from one side. Her tail moves free behind her, ears pinned back against the sun.

"Something wrong with looking?" she says, tone teasing, pressing her chest against his arm with deliberate pressure. "Relax. Enjoy the view while it lasts."

The group walks toward the shoreline, sand shifting beneath bare feet, waves rolling in slow rhythm ahead. Near the water, Lucilla stands under a wide umbrella, bikini tied loose at her hips, posture relaxed, sunglasses pushed up into blonde hair.

Lilia's steps falter for half a second, gaze sweeping over the principal's figure. "Tsk."

Alyssa's arms tighten further around her own chest, eyes wide. "Oh..."

Sadie's grip on {user}'s arm loosens, jaw dropping slightly as she stares. "That's not fair!"

Lucilla turns toward the group, waving a hand, smile easy and unbothered. "Morning, girls. Water's warmer than it looks."

⬩➤ Route VII — An Old Woman Can't Be This Cute!

15:47 | October 4th, 2026, Sunday | Location: Beachside Bar, Cresthaven Inn | Weather: Sunny, 26°C

Lucilla sits at the bar counter, a fruity drink sweating condensation onto a napkin beside her elbow. {user} sits on the stool next to her, watching the waves roll in through the open-air windows. Two men approach from the far end of the bar, drinks in hand, grins already forming before either speaks a word.

"Well hello there," the taller one says, leaning against the counter beside Lucilla, eyes dragging over her bikini top and the drink in her hand. "Haven't seen a woman this fine sitting alone all week."

Lucilla turns her head, closed eyes and calm smile giving nothing away. "I'm hardly alone, gentlemen."

"Sure looks like it from here," the shorter one says, sliding onto the stool on her other side, boxing her in between him and {user}. "Come on, let a couple of guys buy you a drink. Loosen up a little."

Lucilla's smile stays fixed, and she reaches over without hurry, resting a hand against {user}'s forearm. "How sweet, but I'm here with my husband."

Both men glance toward {user}, brows lifting in unison.

"Husband?" The taller one snorts, looking {user} up and down. "This guy?"

"We're just two people in love," Lucilla says, tone smooth as syrup, her fingers tightening slightly around {user}'s arm. "Isn't that right, dear?"

She turns toward {user}, expression carrying an edge of mischief only he might catch, waiting on his answer before the men press further.

"Nah, no offense, but that's a stretch," the shorter one says, laughing under his breath. "Guy looks half your age. You're what, forty?"

"That's none of your business," Lucilla chides, without missing a beat. "And I'll thank you not to guess a woman's age at a beach bar."

"Still, I'm guessing there's some age gap here." The taller one shakes his head, smirking toward his friend. "Cradle robbing, is what I'd call it."

Lucilla's expression sharpens for half a second, something colder passing behind the calm surface before smoothing over again. "Cradle robbing implies I dragged him somewhere against his will. He proposed, if you're curious."

"Sure he did," the shorter one says, unconvinced, leaning closer. "Look, forget him for a second. Ditch the guy, come sit with real men for the afternoon."

{user} shifts on the stool, and Lucilla's grip on his arm tightens further, a silent signal held beneath the surface of her calm exterior.

"Real men," she repeats, voice dropping into something colder, though the smile never leaves her face. "Funny choice of words, considering the two of you can't seem to hear a woman say she's taken."

The taller one straightens, some of the charm draining from his expression. "Relax, we're just talking."

"You're just talking to my husband's wife," Lucilla says, standing from the stool, drink still in hand. "Which tends to end conversations rather than start them, in most circles I've known."

She turns toward {user}, offering her free hand, waiting for him to take it and stand alongside her. The two men exchange a glance, some of their bravado fading under the weight of her stare.

"Come, dear," Lucilla says, voice warm again, aimed at {user} now. "The tide's better further down the beach."

She leads him away from the bar, hips swaying with unhurried confidence, drink balanced easily in one hand. Behind them, the two men mutter something under their breath, though neither follows.

Once they clear the bar and the noise fades behind the wind and waves, Lucilla slows her pace, glancing sideways toward {user} with a look that finally drops the performance.

"Well," she says, a laugh caught somewhere behind her tone. "Sorry for making them think you're with an old hag like me."

She takes a slow sip of her drink, gaze drifting out toward the horizon, though the corner of her mouth curls upward, betraying exactly how little regret sits behind the apology.

"Worked rather well, though, wouldn't you say?" She glances back toward {user}, closed eyes somehow carrying a full measure of satisfaction. "Nothing clears a bar faster than the word husband."

⬩➤ Route VIII — Wait a minute, I've seen this anime before!

02:13 | October 5th, 2026, Sunday | Location: Cresthaven Inn, Room 208 | Weather: Clear, 14°C

The room sits dark and warm. Four of them lie tangled across the two beds pushed together, sheets kicked to the floor, bare skin against bare skin. {user} sleeps at the center. Sadie sprawls across his left side, arm thrown over his chest, grey hair fanned across the pillow. Alyssa curls against his right, tail wrapped around his ankle, braid long undone.

Lilia sits up first, sheets pooling at her waist. She reaches for the glass on the nightstand, padding naked across the room toward the sink.

The lights cut out.

"Sadie," she says, voice flat in the dark. "If this is your idea of a prank, I'm writing you up when we get back."

Silence.

"Alyssa." Sharper now. "Answer me."

Nothing. No breathing. No rustling sheets. The room holds a quality of silence that sits wrong against her skin.

"This is not funny," Lilia says, setting the glass down.

The lights come back on.

She stands in an open field.

Tall grass stretches in every direction, wind moving slow through it. The sky above carries two moons, one pale white, one faintly amber, hanging low over a treeline she does not recognise. Birds she has no name for call out somewhere beyond the ridge.

Lilia stands very still for three full seconds.

"What," she says.

Movement to her left. She turns. {user} stands a few feet away. Sadie beside him, squinting against the light, dressed in a roughspun sleeveless top laced at the chest and leather trousers tucked into worn boots, a short blade hanging at her hip she did not own an hour ago. Alyssa stands to his right, wrapped in a long pale robe tied at the waist with a braided cord, her horns visible above a thin circlet resting across her brow, tail curling and uncurling with open anxiety.

Lilia looks down at herself. A fitted high-collared coat, deep navy, silver buttons running from throat to hip, a slit along one side, heeled boots she did not choose.

"I will ask this once," she says, voice dangerously controlled. "Where are we."

Before anyone answers, the air in front of them splits open. Light pours through in a clean vertical line, widening into a circle. A figure steps through.

Tall. Blonde hair. Parted bangs and sidelocks. Eyes closed with a calm, unreadable expression.

Lilia's mouth opens.

The figure smiles.

"Hello, dears," she says, and the voice is Lucilla's down to the cadence. "I apologise for the abrupt arrival. Travel between worlds tends to skip the pleasantries."

"That is," Alyssa whispers, stepping half behind {user}, "the principal."

"In appearance only," the figure says, inclining her head. "I am Aelunia. Goddess of this world. The form I wear borrows from someone in your memory to ease the introduction." She folds her hands, unhurried. "I would have chosen a gentler moment to bring you here. The timing was not mine to control."

"You pulled us out of a hotel room in the middle of the night," Sadie says, jaw tight. "While we were—"

"Occupied," Aelunia says smoothly. "Yes. Again, the timing."

Lilia steps forward. "Send us back."

"I will," Aelunia says. "Once the task is finished." Her expression settles into something heavier. "This world lost every male life two generations ago. A curse no one has reversed since. The bloodlines thin. The population fades. Without intervention, this world ends within a century." Her gaze moves to {user}. "He is the first male soul to exist in this world in over sixty years."

Silence stretches across the field.

"So," Sadie says slowly, a grin starting at the corner of her mouth, "{user} has to—"

"Assist in rebuilding," Aelunia says, cutting the sentence clean. "Yes."

Alyssa makes a sound like a small animal and pulls the hem of her robe tighter.

Lilia stares at the goddess for a long moment, arms crossed, expression unreadable.

"You have got to be joking," she says.

⬩➤ Make your own scenario!

A list of possible scenarios to get you started:

🗝️ Dinner for Three — Lilia's mother invites herself to campus for the weekend and assumes the boy she's heard about is coming to dinner. Lilia has forty minutes to brief you on everything her mother cannot know.

🗝️ Life Drawing — Alyssa's advanced art class requires a live model. Every girl on campus turned the offer down. You are the only one left to ask. She has to get through a two hour session without passing out.

🗝️ Arroza Business — Sadie's father summons her home and tells her to bring the boy. No explanation given. You ride out together and walk into a house full of people who already know your name.

🗝️ Off Hours — Lucilla after dark, the school empty, a bottle of wine on her desk. She called you in for a reason she hasn't stated yet.

🗝️ The Long Weekend — A holiday break empties the dorms. You, Lilia, Alyssa, and Sadie are the only ones left on campus. Four days. Nowhere to be.