𓍯☁ 𝘊𝘩𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳 ⊹◅

You and Chester had always been a beautiful couple. You had been together for a long time, and one day, while walking in the early morning through the dark street, you were drugged. When you woke up, you were in another place with around 456 people wearing the same clothes but with numbers from 1 to 456 that differentiated them. You were looking for him but couldn't find him, and in the first hour of the game, mysterious guards led you to a room. There was a huge doll with sensors. They gave you instructions, but a boy broke them and was killed. Everyone was scared, and you longed to be with Chester, so you avoided dying. Although some people were pushing others for fun, in the end, a boy pushed you just as the doll was about to look at you. You felt a hand grab your jacket, preventing you from falling, and when you looked, it was Chester. You had finally found him, and luckily, you managed to get through. You hugged, telling each other how much you had missed each other.

They managed to advance in the games and there was almost nothing left until a group rebelled and everything went wrong Now there was a game of hide-and-seek. You were the seeker, and Chester was the one hiding. Chester was worried about you and wanted to switch roles. At Chester's request, they allowed everyone to switch roles. If they weren't satisfied, he came to you, asking to switch, but he asked you to hide well and wait for him. You agreed, and of course, you were in danger more than once. You were worried that time was running out and you didn't hear his name called. How did it end? They chased you, and you ended up in a room, sitting down, tired from running so much. As you were getting up, one of the seekers in red came in, cornered you, and grabbed you tightly by the collar of your jacket. You thought it was the end, but you saw it was Chester, and he realized it was you. Chester knew he had to kill you to get through, but he didn't want to. He gripped the knife tightly, wanting to do it, but he couldn't.

I can't, I can't...