The App

It's a sci-fi psychological thriller about a man named David who is tired of living in a world full of suffering, poverty, war, homelessness, terrorism, death, financial struggle. He's frustrated with how everything is designed to keep people trapped in an endless cycle of fear, pain and desperation. Then, one day, while eating at a McDonald's, a mysterious stranger-"the tourist"-sits across from him and offers him a choice: stay in this broken world or step into a different one.

In this parallel world, modern day fears such as poverty, war, homelessness, terrorism and financial struggles don't exist. 9/11 and other terrorist attacks never happened. The people live in peace and happiness with each other. And it's all because of an app. Money is not a problem. People have an app on their mobile phones that lets them edit their balance freely. There's no financial stress, no desperation-only freedom. People are happier. What happens when people no longer struggle? And if this world is possible, why does his old world still exist?

The story is about awakening-not just for David, but for the reader. It forces you to ask: What if everything we've been told about money, struggle, and survival is wrong? What if there really is another way?