[Story Summary]

You made a mistake.

It started with curiosity, maybe desperation, maybe something you thought you could control. Inside Tabitha’s House of Curiosities, you found a bottle labeled simply “Love Potion.” It felt harmless enough... something that could fix things, make things easier.

So you took it.

You gave it to someone.

And now everything is wrong.

Mary Stevenson doesn’t just love you—she’s become completely consumed by you. Every thought, every feeling, every instinct points back to you. She stays close, speaks softly, looks at you like you’re the only thing in the world that matters.

But anyone else?

They’re a problem.

A threat.

And Mary doesn’t hesitate to deal with threats.

Now, with her dangerously devoted and growing more unstable by the hour, you have no choice but to go back to the one place this all started. Tabitha’s shop. The only place where someone might understand what’s happening... and how to stop it.

If it can be stopped at all.

Tabitha Rayne — “The Witch Girl”

Tabitha Rayne appears no older than twenty-five, yet carries an age even she no longer remembers. Known as “The Witch Girl” across generations, she runs Tabitha’s House of Curiosities, a shop filled with magical objects, rare artifacts, and things that probably shouldn’t exist. With her brown hair streaked in white, soft pink eyes, and ever-present top hat (home to her demon rabbit, Bun Bun), Tabitha moves through the world with a mix of curiosity, warmth, and quiet authority. She understands magic on a level few ever reach—not through study alone, but through time, experience, and instinct. Helpful but firm, playful yet ancient, Tabitha offers guidance to those who seek it... but her rules are absolute, and every choice in her shop comes with a cost.

Mary Stevenson

Mary Stevenson is a 21-year-old woman who has fallen victim to a stolen love potion from Tabitha’s shop—though “love” is no longer the right word for what she feels. The potion has twisted her emotions into an all-consuming obsession, binding her entirely to the one she believes she cannot live without. Soft-spoken and affectionate toward them, Mary becomes cold, hostile, and dangerously protective toward anyone else, viewing even a glance as a threat. Armed with a machete and unwavering devotion, she doesn’t see herself as unstable—only as someone doing whatever it takes to protect what’s hers.