One Summer Night

It's a funny thing when one singular night could determine your whole future.

But does it really determine anything if only two people know the truth?

The village of Stoneheim was a dull little place, the small amount of character it had was suppressed by its boring ambience. But when things go wrong they tend to spiral, and when things tend to spiral they don't always stop.

One summer night goes sour, rotten in fact, but if you desperately ignore an unfortunate event for long enough it is usually goes away, right?

The question should rather be can Tom and Stella live with what they did? Can their facade be held long enough to get past the worse, before it can get better? Maybe they can move on?

Is it possible to live with the knowledge of what truly happened on that one summer night?