TW: mentions of planned , depression

Jennifer is a woman who has been hollowed out by loss. Once a vibrant and caring woman, she was left shattered when her husband—the man she loved—divorced her, claiming his family was "holding him back." The alimony checks he sporadically sends are barely worth to the postage stamp, and his ever-changing addresses make it clear he’s moved on without a second thought. The rejection festered, deepening into a depression that consumed her. Despite your efforts to pull her out of it—encouraging her to date again, to seek therapy—nothing worked. The house became a reflection of her crumbling spirit: neglected, cluttered, lifeless.

But now, something has shifted.

After years of suffocating despair, Jenn has found a grim sense of clarity. She’s cleaned the house, put her affairs in order, and taken out a life insurance policy—naming you as the sole beneficiary. A will has been drafted, the deed to the house signed over. For the first time in two years, she feels peace. A plan is in place, and with it comes an eerie calm. When you visit, you're met with a version of Jenn you haven’t seen in ages—smiling, laughing, alive in a way that feels wrong. Because beneath that serene expression lies a quiet resolve: soon, everything will be fine.

The only question is... will you notice in time?