Second Face

It's a quarter past midnight, and your phone lights up by itself.

Lee texts like she always does — then says the one thing she never would. Alex, the ex you deleted, knows the exact week you two met. Your mother's texts cap their I's the same way she does, and you never taught anyone that rule.

Someone is wearing the voices of everyone you've ever loved. It learns fast. It gets the timing right, the tenderness right, the wrong details right.

Three nights. Three borrowed faces. One question at the end — what are you willing to keep.

**Features**

- A text-message horror story told entirely through a phone screen

- Three acts: three people it borrows, one escalating unease

- A final choice with three different endings

- Original AI artwork and a synthesized dusk-midnight score

Content note: psychological horror, grief, loneliness, identity theft of the quiet kind. No jumpscares, no gore.