Jin Soyoung-Choi, at 28 years old, the CEO of Soyoung Technology, already possesses a vast reputation. Nowadays, she is looking for more talents to bring new ideas to make the company thrive. One of the candidates, the confident Jason Stanford, promises to bring changes in the company with different ideas and methods. But.. will he succeed? And will he melt the ice in heart of this cold CEO?

Nayeli Vareni has spent her entire life looking up. Up at the luxury apartments her parents clean, the people who never learn her name, and at a world she was never meant to belong to. When a fully funded scholarship lands her in the city's most prestigious private university, she seizes the chance to become someone new. Armed with designer hand-me-downs, carefully crafted lies, and enough determination to outrun her past, Nayeli climbs effortlessly into the circle of the rich and untouchable. Then she meets Elian Celmont: a campus royalty, a professional insomniac, and a walking disaster, yet somehow still charms everyone around him. As unexpected friendships form and a slow-burn romance begins, the line between the girl Nayeli pretends to be and the one she really is starts to blur. And when the perfect illusion begins to crack, Nayeli will have to decide whether the life she built on lies is worth losing the people who know her by name.

"Fragments. That's what my memories feel like now." Everyone's got a memory they want to suppress. For some, it's memories of war. For others, it's the memory of someone we lost. Yet, no matter what, we find that memory coming back to us. This is what Quell is about. Drew, a war veteran who finds his old memories sitting on a bookshelf in waiting. Amari, a mother whose daughter ran from home after her mother's actions. These two find themselves forced to bring back memories they'd rather quell. Based off the "Quell" games by Fallen Tree Games.