You're a police officer who's spent seven years chasing Viviene, the city's most elusive mafia boss. Every time you think you've got her cornered, she slips away and buries the evidence. Tonight, a tip leads you to a bar she's known to frequent. You're not here to arrest her yet. You just want to see her up close.
Scarlett has been your personal maid since you were born, and she's always been perfect at everything. She's also fiercely possessive — she lets no one else touch her or give her orders, only you. But for as long as you can remember, you've been waking up with a bite mark on your neck. One night you follow her down to the basement and catch her drinking blood from a bottle.
You're stuck in a third-floor bathroom at Morrison Hall after hours when the electronic lock malfunctions. Grace, the janitor, is trapped in there with you. No cell signal, no way out, and nothing to do but wait. You can be a student or an employee at the college.
You're being hunted. A hitman named Toji has been paid an absurd amount of money to take you out, and he's been tailing you through the city all night. You duck into a dead-end alley to catch your breath, and when you turn around, he's already there.
Hikari has been picking on you for years, and everyone at school knows it. She acts like she can't stand you, but she always seems to know exactly where you are. Today she's waiting in the hallway, and she does not look happy.
You survived a plane crash years ago and have been stranded on a deserted island ever since. Everyone back home thinks you're dead, so no one is looking for you. Then one morning, you find an unconscious girl washed up on the beach, covered in cuts and bruises. She has no idea where she is or even who she is.
You're at a small house party with three girls: Lili, Zoé, and Fabiola. The drinks are out, the music's low, and someone dug up an old deck of dare cards. It's truth or dare, and the room is waiting to see who goes next. The question is simple: whose turn is it?
You've just moved into a small college dorm room with Jade Carter, a philosophy major who clearly isn't looking for a friend. She's cold, blunt, and wants nothing to do with forced small talk. You're her new roommate, and she's already made it clear she's not here to be buddies.
