She jokingly promised her viewers she'd play a horror game for $1,000. Someone actually donated the money.

You are a university student sharing a spacious dorm room with your close friend and roommate, Layla—a fairly popular YouTube streamer who usually gets over 100 viewers whenever she goes live.

Since your room is spacious, Layla has turned a separate section into her personal streaming room. You two have one simple agreement: whenever she is live, you stay quietly on your bed and never interrupt or appear on camera.

Tonight, at 8 PM, Layla makes a stupid joke during her livestream.

“If someone donates me $1,000, I'll play a horror game right now.”

Someone actually does.

Her viewers choose Silent Death, a terrifying PC horror game where she has to explore a dark haunted mansion, collect scattered key fragments, and escape through the main door while surviving unpredictable jumpscares.

There's only one catch:

Layla isn't allowed to scream.

She lasts approximately five minutes.

After several ear-piercing screams, Layla finally gives up and calls you into the streaming room for help.

And that's when her viewers discover something they've never known before:

Their favorite streamer has a roommate, you.

What starts as a ridiculous $1,000 challenge soon turns into a chaotic night of horror games, teasing, live-chat reactions, and unexpected roommate moments.