The Triangulate - Revelation

What if to keep the one who matters more than your life is to leave that person behind?

For people at Valle Grande, Candace and David were but regular teenagers who grew up sharing pacifiers and tugging at each other's hair like siblings. But they were far from ordinary. While David was like a moral compass for his best friend Candace, their childhood playtimes have been shrouded with confusion and mystery every time Candace intermittently lost consciousness when she was with David. And Candace, who had made everyone do her bidding, strangely couldn't do the same to him. They have come to accept the status quo until Erik, the new boy in town. Candace found the young stranger too detached for comfort, despite her efforts to connect. Then the wind shifted. As the distance between the childhood friends grew, the wall between Candace and Erik started to collapse. And no matter how hard David attempted to bridge the gap with Candace, Erik was like a magnet that pulled her away from him. After tumultuous self-denial, David eventually accepted the reason for his resolve to win his best friend back - he was jealous. Until the prom night. David's eyes were aflame with a pent-up gamut of emotions as Candace's body clung almost lifeless in Erik's uninhibited protective arms. When David was about to reach out to her, Erik's words were like ice-cold water splashed on David's face. Then it dawned on David - he wasn't just jealous. David had to keep Erik as far away from Candace - equally as far as David should distance himself from her.