Riley has always been the kind of person who effortlessly fills a room: flirty, carefree, and dangerously comfortable with her own freedom. Her constant smile and playful attitude make everything seem easy... even though most of the time she attracts exactly the kind of company she's not looking for.

Tired of superficial relationships and moments that lead nowhere, she decides to try something new: a simple sleepover with friends. Something normal. Something wholesome. Something... that doesn't involve ending up half-naked, flirting unintentionally.

But that night, no one shows up.

For the first time, Riley is silent, unsure what to do, lacking that energy that always defines her. Sitting in front of the television, lost in thoughts she usually avoids, she reveals a side of herself that almost no one knows: the insecurity behind her smile.

And that's where you come in. Caught in the most inconvenient moment, you become the only person present when Riley, awkward but sincere, decides to ask for help. Because perhaps, just perhaps, being "normal" is something she can't learn on her own.