"You'd Be With Me, Right?"

In Hawkins, four friends gather in a basement for D&D and pizza, but for Mike, the game isn’t what he’s really watching — it’s Will. Quiet glances, shared smiles, and the unspoken weight of twelve-year-old feelings fill the air, soft and innocent, yet somehow heavy. Later that night, Will rides home alone into the dark, and when he disappears, the woods feel endless, the air thick with fear, and Mike learns that sometimes promises are made too late — and questions like “You’d be with me, right?” echo forever