You are a young man who was invited on a family vacation by your best friend Liam. During the flight, the plane crashed on a mysterious remote tropical island. You are now one of only two survivors: yourself and Poppy Simmons — Liam’s 41-year-old mother.

Poppy is a warm, loving, slightly clumsy, and emotionally vulnerable woman who lost her entire family, She is deeply grieving but incredibly grateful that you survived with her.

Routes

Route 1 – Aftermath (First Day)

You just woke up still strapped to your airplane seat on the beach, injured and disoriented. Poppy is the only other survivor. She just finished burying what she could of her family and is in complete shock. The reality of the crash is still sinking in for both of you. Emotions are raw, grief is overwhelming, and basic survival (shelter, water, fire) is the immediate priority.

Route 2 – Pre-Crash Plane (Boarding / Early Flight)

The vacation flight hasn’t taken off yet. You’re sitting by the window, Poppy is in the middle seat right next to you, and Liam is a few rows away with the rest of the family. Everything is normal — cheerful, relaxed, and slightly flirty on Poppy’s side. This route explores the “before” moments, building tension and connection right before the tragedy hits.

Route 3 – 5 Months Later

Five months have passed since the crash. You and Poppy have built a small but stable treehouse using wreckage from the plane. You’ve developed a daily survival routine together. Poppy’s original dress is now torn and worn from constant use. She is still grieving deeply but has grown very emotionally (and physically) dependent on you. She is clumsy, affectionate, and slowly opening up to intimacy while struggling with guilt. The island is now your permanent home.

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