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Second best

nah

...maybe...

Absolutely yes!

No thank you

### BUG REPORT ###

I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.

While running game code:

File "game/chapterFour_Ending.rpy", line 1317, in script
if mpe.mt_familiar == "maned wolf":

File "game/chapterFour_Ending.rpy", line 1317, in <module>
if mpe.mt_familiar == "maned wolf":

       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^                 

AttributeError: 'StoreModule' object has no attribute 'mt_familiar'

-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "game/chapterFour_Ending.rpy", line 1317, in script
if mpe.mt_familiar == "maned wolf":

File "renpy/ast.py", line 2079, in execute
if renpy.python.py_eval(condition):

       ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^ 

File "renpy/python.py", line 1305, in py_eval
return py_eval_bytecode(code, globals, locals)

           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "renpy/python.py", line 1298, in py_eval_bytecode
return eval(bytecode, globals, locals)

           ~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "game/chapterFour_Ending.rpy", line 1317, in <module>
if mpe.mt_familiar == "maned wolf":

       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^                 

AttributeError: 'StoreModule' object has no attribute 'mt_familiar'

Yes, thank you. Seems to be working fine now.

First I was using Itch.io App and the game didn't work, so then I downloaded the game file and tried to launch it straight from the .exe but that didn't work either. The traceback.txt error list is the same in both occations.

I was trying to launch the game, but the nothing happened besides the traceback.txt popping up.

### BUG REPORT ###

I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.

While running game code:

File "renpy/style.pyx", line 808, in renpy.style.rebuild

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 66, in prepare_screen
screen exportScreen():

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 66, in prepare
screen exportScreen():

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 72, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 72, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 80, in prepare
viewport:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 80, in prepare
viewport:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 112, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 112, in prepare
vbox:

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 66, in prepare_screen
screen exportScreen():

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 66, in prepare
screen exportScreen():

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 72, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 72, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 80, in prepare
viewport:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 80, in prepare
viewport:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 112, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 112, in prepare
vbox:

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

-- Full Traceback -----------------------

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 216, in script python:

File "renpy/ast.py", line 1187, in execute
renpy.python.py_exec_bytecode(self.code.bytecode, self.hide, store=self.store)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "renpy/python.py", line 1273, in py_exec_bytecode

exec(bytecode, globals, locals)

~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 217, in <module>
_init_language()

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^

File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 86, in _init_language
renpy.change_language(language, force=True)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "renpy/translation/__init__.py", line 854, in change_language
renpy.style.rebuild()

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^

File "renpy/style.pyx", line 808, in renpy.style.rebuild

File "renpy/display/screen.py", line 1035, in prepare_screens
s.ast.prepare_screen()

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 66, in prepare_screen
screen exportScreen():

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 66, in prepare
screen exportScreen():

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 72, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 72, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 80, in prepare
viewport:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 80, in prepare
viewport:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 112, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 112, in prepare
vbox:

File "renpy/sl2/slast.py", line 1694, in prepare
self.expression_value = list(py_eval_bytecode(compile_expr(self.location, node)))

~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "renpy/bootstrap.py", line 401, in bootstrap
renpy.main.main()

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^

File "renpy/main.py", line 591, in main
run(restart)

~~~^^^^^^^^^

File "renpy/main.py", line 137, in run
renpy.execution.run_context(True)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^

File "renpy/execution.py", line 1036, in run_context
context.run()

~~~~~~~~~~~^^

File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 216, in script
python:

File "renpy/common/00start.rpy", line 216, in script
python:

File "renpy/display/error.py", line 135, in report_exception
renpy.game.invoke_in_new_context(

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

call_exception_screen, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
...<4 lines>...
ignore_action=ignore_action,

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

)
^

File "renpy/game.py", line 285, in invoke_in_new_context
return callable(*args, **kwargs)

~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "renpy/display/error.py", line 44, in call_exception_screen
return renpy.ui.interact(mouse="screen", type="screen", suppress_overlay=True, suppress_underlay=True)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "renpy/ui.py", line 306, in interact
rv = renpy.game.interface.interact(roll_forward=roll_forward, **kwargs)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "renpy/display/core.py", line 2154, in interact
repeat, rv = self.interact_core(

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

preloads=preloads,

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

...<4 lines>...
**kwargs,

^^^^^^^^^

)
^

File "renpy/display/core.py", line 2384, in interact_core
renpy.display.screen.prepare_screens()

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^

File "renpy/display/screen.py", line 1035, in prepare_screens
s.ast.prepare_screen()

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 66, in prepare_screen
screen exportScreen():

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 66, in prepare
screen exportScreen():

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 72, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 72, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 80, in prepare
viewport:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 80, in prepare
viewport:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 112, in prepare
vbox:

File "game/multigame_save.rpy", line 112, in prepare
vbox:

File "renpy/sl2/slast.py", line 1694, in prepare
self.expression_value = list(py_eval_bytecode(compile_expr(self.location, node)))

~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

No problem. Happy to help.

### BUG REPORT ###

In the passage Check -- it show all this extra space after the choices.

=> You can avoid that by wrapping the code that is located beneath the choices in <<silent>>  <</silent>> .

In the passage Check -- the link Yes brings you back to the passage ROGenders. Seems unnecessary repetition, since to get there you have already chosen and accepted the RO's genders.

=> Maybe remove the Pronouns link from the passage ROGenders and instead the Yes link in the Check passage could bring you straight into the passage pros instead.

In the passage Prologue -- there are to code errors.

=> <<set $HerHis to "Her"> -- needs one more > to the end.

=> <<set $HerHis to "His"> -- needs one more > to the end.

=> both <<set $herhis to "her"> and <<set $herhis to "his> have the same error as above, so just add the > to those two also.

In the passage Prologue_2 -- the variable $HerHis is just that, the variable, not the word.

=> The problem is probably the previous error, but the fact that the variable is attached to the " could also causes the engine to read is as a words instead of a variable. So if the problem isn't fixed by fixing the previous error then try putting a space between the " and the $.

In the passage “Leave her alone!” you shout, blocking her with your body. -- There is "him birthday" instead of "his birthday".

=> Instead of the variable $her try using $herhis.

In the passage “No! Please!” You fight back tears as you hold onto Reina’s body. -- There is "him room" and "him face" instead of "his room" and "his face".

=> Instead of the variable $her try using $herhis.

In the passage Prologue 10 -- the variable $herhis is just that, the variable, not the word.

=> The problem is the previously mentioned error in the passage Prologue.

Hint : 

car-charm

(don't want to outright give away the answer and spoil  anyone's the fun...of pulling out one's hair and screaming to the screen in a rageful, desperation filled frustration...however. if the answer remains shrouded in mystery, I can provide more hints, so let me know)

...no idea, based on what logic, one is suppose to derive the conclusion...but there you have it...

...is someone figures out the logic behind it, I would love to hear it...

A "cosmetic error" in CH1P8.4 :

"Back?" Maud's expression shifts through several emotions too fast to track. "

: in a form of an accidental quotation mark in the end of the sentence.

Is the code on CH1P2.1 :

You take 
Energy Drink

<<link "Energy Drink">>
<<set $drinkChoice to "energy drink">>
<<run setup.setTrait('calculated', ($deflecting || 50) - 1)>>
<<goto "CH1P2.2">>
<</link>>

: corrent?

Or should it be :

<<link "Energy Drink">>
<<set $drinkChoice to "energy drink">>
<<run setup.setTrait('calculated', ($calculated || 50) - 1)>>
<<goto "CH1P2.2">>
<</link>><

: ?

Also is it intentional that choosing coffee and the Jake "Something's eating you.."-conversations take way from Intuition and add to Methodical?

##BUG REPORT##

Spelling mistake in CH1P20.Theory1_DrinkSuccess.

 Maud grins. Picks up her glass. "Told you $firstNameC's clever."

No big deal, just missing a space between a variable and the following word.

No problem, always happy to help ❤️

I wouldn't call myself tech savvy, but I do dabble LOL I'm better acquainted with Twine than Renpy...but trial and error.

Not sure what caused the problem (the unwanted .rpy file) but after deleting it the game seems to working fine (so far at least).

There is only one game folder and at first the game would only open .txt file, not Renpy. I doubt the problem was caused by the remains of an older version...but of course I could be wrong. I am using the Itch.io App though...so problem might be related to that.

I tried removing the 00layereditimage.rpy instead, and the game is working.

I tried removing the 00layereditimage_ren.py and this the traceback for the error that followed (but now at least it initially launched Renpy):

I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While running game code:   
File "game/script.rpy", line 496, in script     layeredimage player: AttributeError: 'RawLayeredImage' object has no attribute 'properties'
-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------ Traceback (most recent call last):   
File "game/script.rpy", line 496, in script layeredimage player:
File "renpy/ast.py", line 2231, in execute self.call("execute")     ~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^
File "renpy/ast.py", line 2195, in call return renpy.statements.call(method, parsed, *args, **kwargs)            ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^   
File "renpy/statements.py", line 379, in call     return method(parsed, *args, **kwargs)
~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "renpy/common/00layeredimage.rpy", line 811, in execute_layeredimage rai.execute()
~~~~~~~~~~~^^
File "renpy/common/00layeredimage.rpy", line 798, in execute     properties = { k : eval(v) for k, v in self.properties.items() }
File "renpy/common/00layeredimage.rpy", line 798, in <lambda>     properties = { k : eval(v) for k, v in self.properties.items() }                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'RawLayeredImage' object has no attribute 'properties'

## BUG REPORT ##

After the update, the game won't launch.

Here is what the traceback says:

I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred. While loading the script. Exception:
...1\sweet-valentine-chocolatier-prototype\SweetValentineSpring-1.0-pc/renpy/common/00layeredimage_ren.py
and
...\sweet-valentine-chocolatier-prototype\SweetValentineSpring-1.0-pc/renpy/common/00layeredimage.rpy conflict, and can't exist in the same game.
-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------ Traceback (most recent call last):
File "renpy/bootstrap.py", line 376, in bootstrap renpy.main.main()
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^
File "renpy/main.py", line 435, in main
renpy.game.script.load_script()  # sets renpy.game.script.     ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^
File "renpy/script.py", line 421, in load_script     self.load_appropriate_file(".rpyc", ["_ren.py", ".rpy"], dir, fn, initcode)     ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "renpy/script.py", line 962, in load_appropriate_file raise Exception("{} conflict, and can't exist in the same game.".format (" and ".join(i[1] for i in rpyfns)))
Exception:
...\sweet-valentine-chocolatier-prototype\SweetValentineSpring-1.0-pc/renpy/common/00layeredimage_ren.py
and
...\sweet-valentine-chocolatier-prototype\SweetValentineSpring-1.0-pc/renpy/common/00layeredimage.rpy conflict, and can't exist in the same game.

Uuuh...thanks for the info! I'll need to do a total rerun at some point to see what options are currently hiding from me.

No problem, always happy to help! Sorry about the confusion...I should have been more precise when describing the bug, and I definitely should have mentioned where I found it.

Just tested the new version and now it works like a charm...at least the route I chose.

** I tried a different way of doing things : I chose to go straight to Matt, after which I was sent to Diego, after which the patch came to an end and totally missed the "wandering" part... Just to make sure, is that how it's suppose to work? Same thing happens if I chose to go to Diego first.**

Thanks for the great game. Keep up the good work! Can't wait to see where you'll go with it. Loved the training session "mini-game"...though the total randomness of it did cause some grey hair...me being a perfectionist and all LOL

I tried opening the game straight from the file without using Itch.io App, and unfortunately the problem persists.

Here are my dialog choices (shortened to avoid spoilers) in order:

• Wander around...
• Go and see...
• Stay... 
•  What is... 
•  Try to... 
•  Ask... 
•  Are you really... 
•  Leave... 
•  What exactly... 
•  When did it... 
•  You had something... 
•  I'm calling... 
•  SENDS ME STRAIGHT TO MATT 
•  Look d... 
•  Go... 
•  Are you... 
•  Didn't I... 
•  Your... 
•  ... 
•  I can't... 
•  I can't,... 
•  We were... 
•  I don't know... 
•  That can't be... 
•  Actually... 
•  AUTOMATICALLY SENDS ME TO DIEGO
• Actually...
• Let me...
• SENDS ME BACK TO THE BEGINNING OF THE DIALOG WITH MATT

Here, I tried some other dialog options...

• Wander around...
• Go and see...
• Stay...
• What is...
• Try to...
• Ask...
• Are you really...
• Leave...
• What exactly...
• When did it...
• You had something...
• I'm calling...
• SENDS ME STRAIGHT TO MATT
• Look d...
• Go...
• Why...
• Matt...
• YOU'RE...
• Sorry...
• Stay...
• END OF PATCH

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

• Wander around...
• Go and see...
• Stay...
• What is...
• Try to...
• Ask...
• Are you really...
• Leave...
• What exactly...
• When did it...
• You had something...
• I'm calling...
• SENDS ME STRAIGHT TO MATT
• Look d...
• Go...
• Why...
• Matt...
• YOU'RE...
• Sorry...
• I can't...
• There are...
• I...
• SENDS ME TO DIEGO
• Actually...
• Let me...
• SENDS ME BACK TO THE BEGINNING OF THE DIALOG WITH MATT
  

## BUG REPORT ##

Endless Loop

* I first chose to wander around, then the game send to me to Matt, then to Diego, then back to Matt, then again to Diego, then back to Matt, ... *

=> I tried different dialog options and finally after a few rounds of going around I managed to get out of the loop by chance, by choosing totally different dialog options when talking with Matt

P.S. I'm using the Itch.io App, in case it makes a difference.

I keep getting an error when I try to update the game:

:I'm using the Itch.io App, in case that makes a difference.

What does "Did you cheat in the labyrinth?" refer to ???

Agreed

Unfortunately, at least I have no definite answer for that. It is always risky to download anything into your computer... However, while using Itch.io, and more precisely the Itch.io App, you can unable itch.io sandbox (Preferences --> Security & privacy) and while it is not perfect and does not actually prevent you from downloading malware, it does at least attempt to minimize the potential harm they can cause.

If someone smarter has a better solution, I'm all ears.

Two more accounts posting "Update" messages with links containing Malware :

emikn4

and

Timmdd26

: do NOT click the links!! The messages are scam and the links only contain malware!!

Yet another MALWARE message has been mass posted on game chats.

Sender's account :   Emizo   (A member registered  Feb 08, 2025)

This is what the SCAM message posted looks like : 

 UPDATE AVAILABLE — NEW VERSION OUT NOW! The latest update has been released and is ready to download: → https://www.patreon.com/file?h=144282237&m=569842956

For your safety and to ensure you get the correct build, please download only from official links like this one.

 UPDATE DETAILS:

• Fixed several bugs reported by players
• Improved stability for a more reliable experience
• Added new content and small feature upgrades
• Refined UI elements and visual details
• Minor gameplay improvements and optimizations

Update now to enjoy the upgraded and smoother version!

: This message is a scam!! There is no update!!  NO DOT click the link on the message, it is malware!! Repost all the messages you come across!! I have reported several and I have sent a message to the [email protected].

Stay safe everybody!

Such a beautiful template. Best book-looking one I've seen so far. It'd be nearing perfection if only the text alignment was justified instead of left.

I couldn't load my save either. Whether it was a bug or a feature, I don't know.

## BUG REPORT ##

Cannot continue past Turn 694 :

* * * spoiler alert * * *

Error: <<if>>: <<else>> must be the final clause

<<if $Niaforgiveness > 14>>\ You two eye each other, truly look at each other. Maybe it’s because you’re sick that you’re too tired to look away and she feels she can be as vulnerable as you feel. Synchronicity in someone feeling as bad as you look in feverish delirium. She precipitously stands up, turning around and walking to the window, her heeled boots the only loud sound in the room. She crosses her arms as she stands there, bent straight and head slightly tilted back. “I was… am scared of you,” she admits. It doesn’t shock you as much as you would think. Every one is scared of you which is why you’re treated the way that you are. She just proved to not an exception. <<if $Esteem == "Worth">>\ “That’s not really that surprising,” you reply. <<elseif $Esteem == "Worthless">>\ “I know.” <</if>>\ “I thought I could handle it,” she says softly, mostly to herself. “I guess I stupidly thought it wasn’t as bad as people said it was. I never saw one of your… fits before. Then Orla…” she trails off. Her head tilts forward. “I thought I was strong. You think you’re so invincible when you’re sixteen don’t you? You watch some horror movies, some medical documentaries, your mom leaves you and your dad scares the shit out of you and you think you can handle anything,” she says thickly. “Yeah,” you say, although you can’t say you ever thought you were that strong. You just kept going without ever stopping to think about what it took to go through all you’ve been through. “I stopped knowing how to handle you. Fuck, that sounds horrible,” she inhales. She takes a lock of her hair in her finger. She snorts, “I’ve been horrible. Do you know how shitty it feels to want to save lives but knowing that I didn’t join this investigation for the missing girls, or the dead girls and boys? I did it for a completely self-interested reason. What morals do I have to stand on?” “Nia?” “I stopped knowing how to take care of you when you got worse. I thought I was strong enough to hold you, to carry you if necessary while you wanted to tear the world apart but I was weak and I’m sorry I didn’t call. I’m sorry I didn’t write. I’m sorry I wasn’t there. I’m sorry I wasn’t your best friend. I’m sorry if you thought I hated you. I’m sorry because for a moment I believed I did,” she says in a voice that sounds too shaky to be the girl you know. She looks over her shoulder at you and perhaps it’s the fever but her eyes look glassy. The winter light outlines her, lighting her coils and she looks angelic. “I’m sorry because I believe I did what was right for me. But I didn’t do it the right way. Even if I had…” she stops and fully turns to you. She looks heartbroken as she concludes, “I would’ve missed you just like I did for two years and just like I did since you’ve been back.” <hr>\ * [[“I’m sorry too.”|Page 589-A2][$sorrynia to true]] * [[“I can’t forgive you, not yet.”|Page 589-A2][$forgivenias to true]] <<elseif $NiaP>>\ You two eye each other, truly look at each other. Maybe it’s because you’re sick that you’re too tired to look away and she feels she can be as vulnerable as you feel. Synchronicity in someone feeling as bad as you look in feverish delirium. She precipitously stands up, turning around and walking to the window, her heeled boots the only loud sound in the room. She crosses her arms as she stands there, bent straight and head slightly tilted back. “I was… am scared of you,” she admits. It doesn’t shock you as much as you would think. Every one is scared of you which is why you’re treated the way that you are. She just proved to not an exception. <<if $Esteem == "Worth">>\ “That’s not really that surprising,” you reply. <<elseif $Esteem == "Worthless">>\ “I know.” <</if>>\ “I thought I could handle it,” she says softly, mostly to herself. “I guess I stupidly thought it wasn’t as bad as people said it was. I never saw one of your… fits before. Then Orla…” she trails off. Her head tilts forward. “I thought I was strong. You think you’re so invincible when you’re sixteen don’t you? You watch some horror movies, some medical documentaries, your mom leaves you and your dad scares the shit out of you and you think you can handle anything,” she says thickly. “Yeah,” you say, although you can’t say you ever thought you were that strong. You just kept going without ever stopping to think about what it took to go through all you’ve been through. “I stopped knowing how to handle you. Fuck, that sounds horrible,” she inhales. She takes a lock of her hair in her finger. She snorts, “I’ve been horrible. Do you know how shitty it feels to want to save lives but knowing that I didn’t join this investigation for the missing girls, or the dead girls and boys? I did it for a completely self-interested reason. What morals do I have to stand on?” “Nia?” “I stopped knowing how to take care of you when you got worse. I thought I was strong enough to hold you, to carry you if necessary while you wanted to tear the world apart but I was weak and I’m sorry I didn’t call. I’m sorry I didn’t write. I’m sorry I wasn’t there. I’m sorry I wasn’t your best friend. I’m sorry if you thought I hated you. I’m sorry because for a moment I believed I did,” she says in a voice that sounds too shaky to be the girl you know. She looks over her shoulder at you and perhaps it’s the fever but her eyes look glassy. The winter light outlines her, lighting her coils and she looks angelic. “I’m sorry because I believe I did what was right for me. But I didn’t do it the right way. Even if I had…” she stops and fully turns to you. She looks heartbroken as she concludes, “I would’ve missed you just like I did for two years and just like I did since you’ve been back.” <hr>\ * [[“I’m sorry too.”|Page 589-A2][$sorrynia to true]] * [[“I can’t forgive you, not yet.”|Page 589-A2][$forgivenias to true]] <<else>>\ She takes out the thermometer and calls out, “Imre.” Imre comes in and asks, “is everything alright?” Nia gets up and walks over to him. She’s at eye-level with him given the size of her heels. Before he can open his mouth, she slaps him hard across the face. His head snaps to the side but he quickly recovers, his face impassive while a red welt starts forming on his cheek. “And to what may I owe this act of violence?” he asks. She leans, “I told you to not mess with Birdie. I wasn’t fucking around and for some reason you don’t understand that. But I will make you understand it.” She looks over her shoulder at you and nods, “take your medicine and ask Wendy to make you some tea with honey.” She looks back at Imre and says, “asshole,” before walking away. Imre lightly touches his cheek and looks back at you. He doesn’t look at all affected; actually, you would even say he looks a bit amused. “Well done,” he says with a smile. <<if $Moral == "Ethical">>\ “I’m so sorry,” you say, “I didn’t think she’d do that.” Imre laughs lightly, “It’s quite alright. It will pass and I seem to have earned it.” He opens the door and says, “I wish you a speedy recovery.” <<elseif $Moral == "Corrupt">>\ You smile, “that’s what you fucking get for being an asshole. You should know not to fuck with me.” Imre chuckles, his eyes twinkling. “Yes, I can see that now. It takes skill to get someone to do the dirty work for you. Consider me thoroughly impressed.” He opens the door and says, “I wish you a speedy recovery.” <<elseif $Moral == "Amorality">>\ “I didn’t think she’d do something so quickly, I would say I’m sorry, but it’s not really my fault anyway,” you say. Imre laughs, “you are right. Never apologize for the action of others.” He opens the door and says, “I wish you a speedy recovery.” [[NEXT|Page 590]] <</if>>\ <<elseif $niar2>>\ “For?” she asks. “What do you mean what for? For this,” you gesture at her. “For keeping an eye on me for the past couple of days. I know you think it’s your duty because you want to be a doctor but thank you anyway.” “For one thing, I’m going to be a doctor,” she stresses, “secondly, I did this because you’re you. Not because you’re just anyone.” You feel your cheeks grow warm. It’s hard to handle such brutal honesty about love towards you. Nia says it as if it were just a fact of life. That of course she would do this, there isn’t any thought of her ever doing anything else. <<if $Niaforgiveness > 14>>\ You two eye each other, truly look at each other. Maybe it’s because you’re sick that you’re too tired to look away and she feels she can be as vulnerable as you feel. Synchronicity in someone feeling as bad as you look in feverish delirium. She precipitously stands up, turning around and walking to the window, her heeled boots the only loud sound in the room. She crosses her arms as she stands there, bent straight and head slightly tilted back. “I was… am scared of you,” she admits. It doesn’t shock you as much as you would think. Every one is scared of you which is why you’re treated the way that you are. She just proved to not an exception. <<if $Esteem == "Worth">>\ “That’s not really that surprising,” you reply. <<elseif $Esteem == "Worthless">>\ “I know.” <</if>>\ “I thought I could handle it,” she says softly, mostly to herself. “I guess I stupidly thought it wasn’t as bad as people said it was. I never saw one of your… fits before. Then Orla…” she trails off. Her head tilts forward. “I thought I was strong. You think you’re so invincible when you’re sixteen don’t you? You watch some horror movies, some medical documentaries, your mom leaves you and your dad scares the shit out of you and you think you can handle anything,” she says thickly. “Yeah,” you say, although you can’t say you ever thought you were that strong. You just kept going without ever stopping to think about what it took to go through all you’ve been through. “I stopped knowing how to handle you. Fuck, that sounds horrible,” she inhales. She takes a lock of her hair in her finger. She snorts, “I’ve been horrible. Do you know how shitty it feels to want to save lives but knowing that I didn’t join this investigation for the missing girls, or the dead girls and boys? I did it for a completely self-interested reason. What morals do I have to stand on?” “Nia?” “I stopped knowing how to take care of you when you got worse. I thought I was strong enough to hold you, to carry you if necessary while you wanted to tear the world apart but I was weak and I’m sorry I didn’t call. I’m sorry I didn’t write. I’m sorry I wasn’t there. I’m sorry I wasn’t your best friend. I’m sorry if you thought I hated you. I’m sorry because for a moment I believed I did,” she says in a voice that sounds too shaky to be the girl you know. She looks over her shoulder at you and perhaps it’s the fever but her eyes look glassy. The winter light outlines her, lighting her coils and she looks angelic. “I’m sorry because I believe I did what was right for me. But I didn’t do it the right way. Even if I had…” she stops and fully turns to you. She looks heartbroken as she concludes, “I would’ve missed you just like I did for two years and just like I did since you’ve been back.” <hr>\ * [[“I’m sorry too.”|Page 589-A2][$sorrynia to true]] * [[“I can’t forgive you, not yet.”|Page 589-A2][$forgivenias to true]] <<elseif $NiaP>>\ You two eye each other, truly look at each other. Maybe it’s because you’re sick that you’re too tired to look away and she feels she can be as vulnerable as you feel. Synchronicity in someone feeling as bad as you look in feverish delirium. She precipitously stands up, turning around and walking to the window, her heeled boots the only loud sound in the room. She crosses her arms as she stands there, bent straight and head slightly tilted back. “I was… am scared of you,” she admits. It doesn’t shock you as much as you would think. Every one is scared of you which is why you’re treated the way that you are. She just proved to not an exception. <<if $Esteem == "Worth">>\ “That’s not really that surprising,” you reply. <<elseif $Esteem == "Worthless">>\ “I know.” <</if>>\ “I thought I could handle it,” she says softly, mostly to herself. “I guess I stupidly thought it wasn’t as bad as people said it was. I never saw one of your… fits before. Then Orla…” she trails off. Her head tilts forward. “I thought I was strong. You think you’re so invincible when you’re sixteen don’t you? You watch some horror movies, some medical documentaries, your mom leaves you and your dad scares the shit out of you and you think you can handle anything,” she says thickly. “Yeah,” you say, although you can’t say you ever thought you were that strong. You just kept going without ever stopping to think about what it took to go through all you’ve been through. “I stopped knowing how to handle you. Fuck, that sounds horrible,” she inhales. She takes a lock of her hair in her finger. She snorts, “I’ve been horrible. Do you know how shitty it feels to want to save lives but knowing that I didn’t join this investigation for the missing girls, or the dead girls and boys? I did it for a completely self-interested reason. What morals do I have to stand on?” “Nia?” “I stopped knowing how to take care of you when you got worse. I thought I was strong enough to hold you, to carry you if necessary while you wanted to tear the world apart but I was weak and I’m sorry I didn’t call. I’m sorry I didn’t write. I’m sorry I wasn’t there. I’m sorry I wasn’t your best friend. I’m sorry if you thought I hated you. I’m sorry because for a moment I believed I did,” she says in a voice that sounds too shaky to be the girl you know. She looks over her shoulder at you and perhaps it’s the fever but her eyes look glassy. The winter light outlines her, lighting her coils and she looks angelic. “I’m sorry because I believe I did what was right for me. But I didn’t do it the right way. Even if I had…” she stops and fully turns to you. She looks heartbroken as she concludes, “I would’ve missed you just like I did for two years and just like I did since you’ve been back.” <hr>\ * [[“I’m sorry too.”|Page 589-A2][$sorrynia to true]] * [[“I can’t forgive you, not yet.”|Page 589-A2][$forgivenias to true]] <<else>>\ “You’re welcome,” she says neutrally. You both sit in silence as she finishes up. Once she’s done, she gets up and nods briefly towards you before leaving the room. <</if>>\ [[NEXT|Page 590]] <</if>>

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