Your decisions shape the messy, raw journey of growing up in this poignant coming-of-age story. Nadine Franklin is seventeen, adrift in the chaos of grief, sibling rivalry, and crumbling friendship. As her world fractures, every choice she makes—impulsive, painful, or brave—ripples through her life in ways she can't predict. This is adolescence without filters.

Your decisions shape the fragile boundary between friendship and desire. You’ve known her since childhood—same school, same secrets, same heartbeat in the quiet moments. But love like this was never allowed. And now, every glance feels like a betrayal. Of her. Of you. Of the promise you both made to stay just friends.

Nora Mills is a 21-year-old woman who still believes in God, even when the world feels like it’s stopped believing in her. She grew up in a small church community, raised with hymns and hand-me-down hope. But lately, life has been a series of closed doors—lost jobs, broken friendships, nights spent crying in the back pew of an empty chapel. All she wants is to love someone without getting hurt, and to survive each day with her faith intact. She clings to prayer like a lifeline, whispering into the dark, 'Just get me through today.' But the weight is growing heavier, and the silence from above is starting to feel less like peace and more like abandonment.