Where the sinners fall

"He that falls into sin is a man; that grieves at it, is a saint; that boasteth of it, is a devil."

Nothing was wrong... until the world stopped making sense.

For Adam, it starts with the small things. Shadows that move against the light. A silence that feels suffocatingly crowded. And late at night, the distinct sound of breathing that doesn't belong to him.

At first, his friends blame it on stress. On his diagnosis. On anything easy enough to explain away. But the anomalies quickly escalate into a waking nightmare blood pooling where it shouldn't, hauntingly familiar figures lurking in the periphery, and time itself looping and shifting. Soon, the line between hallucination and reality doesn't just blur; it completely shatters.

Jules, Leo, Maria, and Anna have always been inseparable, each guarding dark secrets and buried trauma just to survive. But as Adam's reality fractures, theirs begins to split at the seams, too. Because whatever is hunting Adam isn't confined to his head.

It's spreading. It knows their fears. It knows their pasts.

As trust collapses and reality warps, the group is forced to confront a terrifying possibility: What if the real danger isn't what they're seeing, but what has been with them all along?

Buckle up bitches prepare yourself for a psychological rollercoaster where sanity is a luxury, and losing your mind might be the only way to survive.