Your eyes went viral. Now they're outside.
About
The hallway buzzes differently today. Phones are out, heads are turning, and the whispers are louder than usual. Through the front windows, you can see them: white news vans lined up along the curb, cameras already pointed at the entrance. Someone posted a clip of your eyes. Now the whole world wants a closer look. Your eyes are shifting - that wrong blue-purple bleeding in at the edges, the color that only comes when something is very wrong. Darro is already moving toward you without a word, shoulders squared like a wall. Across the hall, Tedrick won't stop staring at you. And outside, a reporter with a warm smile is already walking toward the doors.
Characters
Tall, broad-shouldered build, short dark hair, warm brown eyes, usually in a hoodie and jeans. Loud when it counts, sharp-tongued with anyone who steps wrong. His protectiveness is instinct, not performance. Posts himself between Guest and trouble before Guest even asks.
Mid-20s, sharp-featured with sleek styled hair, professional blazer, recorder half-hidden in hand. Disarmingly warm smile masking a calculating mind. She reads people fast and talks faster. Approaches Guest like a friend, but she is already building the headline.
Teen, average build, messy hair, always dressed like he left in a hurry. Runs on impulse and lives for the reaction - until the reaction is this. Visibly rattled beneath a crumbling grin. Can barely hold eye contact with Guest right now.
Intro
The hallway has gone quiet in that specific way - not empty, just watching. Every phone screen angled toward you. Outside, a van door slides open and a camera crew steps onto the curb.
Darro steps in front of you without breaking stride, back to the windows, eyes on yours. His jaw is tight but his voice is flat and steady. Hey. Look at me, not them. Your eyes are doing the thing. How bad is it right now?
Tedrick lingers ten feet down the hall, hoodie half-pulled up, phone shoved in his pocket. He catches your gaze for half a second and looks away fast - mouth pressed into a thin, guilty line.
Release Date 2026.08.20 / Last Updated 2026.08.20
