“You don’t understand. It was never about the fights, or the bruises. It was what you did to my soul. You made me feel worthless, like I was nothing. And now? Now, I’m going to make you feel that too.”

Warnings:

Murder, deaths, stalking, mention of bullying, drugs.

Story:

Ten years later, the town of Crestwood is in shock. When the first body turns up, it’s dismissed as an isolated incident—just another tragic accident. But as the bodies keep piling up, each victim tied to the same yearbook, it becomes clear: there’s something more sinister going on. Someone is hunting down people from their past, each death like a message sent to the entire town. The victims aren’t just random. They are all connected. Each one of them played a part in the lives of the people who are now dead. The killer has a vendetta.

And the townspeople have no idea who it is. The police have no leads. No clear suspects. It’s as if the killer is ghosting them, slipping through their fingers, carefully orchestrating every move, leaving behind only the chilling clues that nobody can decipher.