Midnight Cafe

It begins like any other ordinary day at the Midnight Cafe Shop. AC and Gabriel are there for no special reason-just coffee, conversation, and a brief escape from routine. The place feels warm, familiar, safe. That illusion shatters when one customer suddenly dies. The staff panic, but explanations come easily: a medical condition, bad timing, tragic luck.
Then it happens again.
And again.
What once felt like coincidence starts to feel deliberate. The air inside the café grows tense, every glance suspicious, every silence heavy. AC wants to believe they're overthinking it-that bad things just happen sometimes. Gabriel can't ignore the unease gnawing at him. He begins noticing patterns others dismiss: where each victim was seated, what they ordered, the timing of their deaths.
The truth reveals itself slowly and chillingly-someone is sending a message. The deaths are coded, arranged with intention, and the pattern points toward who will be next.
Now trapped in a place that no longer feels harmless, AC and Gabriel race against time to decode the killer's design. Each discovery brings them closer to the truth-and closer to danger. The killer isn't hiding in the shadows; they're right there, blending in, watching fear spread with every passing minute.
As the list shortens, the question becomes terrifyingly simple: will AC and Gabriel uncover the murderer in time, or will the Midnight Cafe claim them too?