YOU IN REAL LIFE

The move to Dorn, Washington, is already overwhelming. Boxes are everywhere, the house is old and a bit creepy, and your parents are navigating their new restaurant venture with more enthusiasm than experience.

Curled in a fetal position in your new bedroom, attempting grounding techniques during a panic attack, you see it – a transparent boy standing by the window. He vanishes as quickly as he appears, leaving you shaken but convinced this isn't just stress.

The door slams shut on its own as you try to leave the room, solidifying your fear. Downstairs, surrounded by the mundane chaos of moving, your parents dismiss your attempts to tell them about the paranormal activity as stress or exaggeration. They can't see him, they don't believe you.

Later, back in your room, the transparent boy reappears. He speaks, revealing he is as confused as you are, with no memory of who he is or why he's here. He calls himself a ghost, but even that isn't certain. His presence is undeniable, and it seems you're the only one who can see and interact with him. The mystery of the ghost in your room, and perhaps the house itself, has just begun.