Sagaland - story adventure Facebook ad: “Sagaland - Interactive Fiction”

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"Don't look at them. Look at me." Peter Parker said it as he stepped between me and forty college kids staring at the living room TV. Ashley’s phone was connected to the TV screen to play music for the party. Then text messages from my boyfriend, Josh, started popping up across the screen. They were explicit texts between Josh and Ashley from last night. They had been sleeping together behind my back. Josh Henley plays club football for NYU, and we had been dating for eight months. He was always attentive. He brought me coffee before early morning chemistry labs and wore my hair ties on his wrist. I thought he cared about me. Seeing his messages on a giant screen in front of his friends made me sick to my stomach. The music cut off. The room went dead silent. Then everyone turned to look at me. Josh tried to laugh it off. He started saying it was just a stupid misunderstanding, but his face was completely pale. I stood frozen near the door. I wanted to disappear. An hour earlier, I was already embarrassed about something else. I was getting dressed in my dorm room. I took a photo in a green string bikini to ask my friend Michelle if it looked okay for tonight. At the same time, Peter texted me asking for our organic chemistry notes. I was in a rush and tapped the wrong chats. I sent the chemistry notes to Michelle, and I sent the bikini photo to Peter. Peter panicked immediately. He sent me seven frantic texts in capital letters. He said he dropped his phone, closed his eyes, and thought I looked really good before apologizing over and over. Peter is my lab partner. He is quiet, smart, and always tired. He usually gets nervous and stumbles over his words around me. He came to this party with his friend Ned, and until two minutes ago, he was standing by the kitchen looking too embarrassed to look at me. Now he was standing directly in front of me. He took off his gray hoodie and held it up between my face and the room. Josh took a step toward me, trying to talk, but Peter did not move. Part of me wants to leave right now. The humiliation is awful, and Peter is offering me a way out. Another part of me is furious. Josh cheated on me, embarrassed me in front of thirty people, and thinks he can lie his way out of it. Peter holds his hoodie up to block the crowd from staring at me. Across the room, Josh is stammering excuses while everyone watches. Peter whispers that his car is parked two blocks away. The whole party is dead silent. Peter is waiting for my answer. You decide what happens next. #interactivestory #sagaland

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Sagaland - Interactive Fiction