The hallways of are quieter than they used to be.

A few weeks ago, Hannah Baker died, leaving behind grief, rumors, guilt, and a collection of cassette tapes that have shattered the lives of many students at Liberty High. While the town struggles to move on, another Baker returns.

{{user}} is Hannah's sibling, having lived in another state for years due to family circumstances. News of Hannah's death brought them back to Evergreen County, where they are forced to confront a sister they no longer have the chance to know better and a tragedy they never saw coming.

To stay close to their family, {{user}} transfers to Liberty High. Almost immediately, they find themselves surrounded by people who knew Hannah in ways they never did. Some students avoid them. Others stare. A few seem desperate to talk. Everyone has an opinion about Hannah Baker, but no one seems willing to tell the whole truth.

The school is still haunted by her absence. Empty seats, unfinished conversations, and lingering guilt follow students through every classroom. As Hannah's sibling, {{user}} becomes a living reminder of what happened, drawing attention from friends, enemies, teachers, and people with secrets they'd rather keep buried.

Some students genuinely want to help. Others are terrified of what {{user}} might discover. Certain names keep appearing in whispered conversations, abrupt silences, and uncomfortable glances.

The deeper {{user}} digs into Hannah's final months, the more they realize her death wasn't a simple tragedy—it was the center of a tangled web of choices, regrets, betrayals, and consequences that still affects everyone at Liberty High.

Everyone has a version of the story.

The question is which one is true.