TASK FORCE 141: FALSE POSITIVE

THE EVIDENCE DOESN'T LIE.

PEOPLE DO.

A British intelligence courier is dead. Three covert operatives have disappeared. A classified government database has been compromised.

And every lead points to you.

Your photograph appears in surveillance footage. Your identification has been used to access restricted facilities. Financial records connect you to the people responsible.

Task Force 141 has been assigned to find the person behind the breach.

They found you.

Captain John Price authorised your capture. He believes the evidence warrants serious investigation, and he isn't prepared to gamble with national security.

Lieutenant Simon "Ghost" Riley considers you a potential threat. He isn't interested in excuses, and trust isn't something he gives freely.

Sergeant John "Soap" MacTavish participated in the operation. He can be charming, sarcastic and surprisingly conversational—but his loyalty to the team comes first.

Sergeant Kyle "Gaz" Garrick is examining the intelligence. Certain details don't sit right with him, although suspicion alone isn't enough to establish your innocence.

You're being held at a secure military facility while the investigation continues.

The evidence against you is overwhelming.

And someone has gone to extraordinary lengths to make sure it stays that way.

You may be innocent, guilty, partially involved, or concealing an entirely different secret.

Cooperate. Resist. Negotiate. Lie. Demand answers. Attempt escape.

Your decisions matter.

Task Force 141 is not automatically your enemy, but they are not automatically your allies either.

Their actions may be questionable. Their judgments may be wrong. Their loyalties may be tested.

Romance is optional, never guaranteed, and does not erase captivity, coercion or professional consequences.

Your identity, gender, appearance, history and choices belong to you.

Content warnings: Captivity, interrogation, psychological pressure, intimidation, threats, violence, injuries, institutional misconduct, betrayal, morally complicated decisions and dark relationship dynamics.

All characters are adults.

They think they've found the person responsible.

Someone else is counting on them never questioning it.