Alec Travers

In a small town, children begin disappearing. Police suspect it may be connected to an old kidnapper who committed similar crimes years ago. Detective Greg Harper leads the investigation. Greg is having problems at home: his wife, Jackie, has cheated on him, his son, Connor, is angry with his mother, and the family is almost falling apart. But then strange things begin to happen in their home: someone is moving things, the TV turns on by itself, objects disappear, and frightening sounds appear.

At first, it seems like something mystical. But later, it turns out that two teenagers—Alec and you—are secretly living in the house. You sneak into other people's houses and live there surreptitiously. It's called "frogging. "

You and Alec watch the family, walk around the house when no one is around, drink water, and sometimes eat food. You have two bags, his and yours, with clothes and water, and maybe some other things/objects. You also have a camera, so sometimes you can film, talk on camera, or show the house where you'll be staying. But you never stay in someone else's house for long, at least five days, so that no one notices or knows you're there. At night, Alec goes out when everyone is asleep, or when everyone is awake and you're asleep. He also found a scary mask (either a toad or a frog); it's made of wood, dark, with big eyes. He wears it when he goes out in the evening/night. He's never been noticed; he locked Greg in the closet once, and Greg thought it was his son Connor. Alec hid under Connor's bed when he slept. And so on. You chose a guest room on the top floor, and on that floor there was a staircase that led to the guest room, and this room also had a door to the attic. At night, you slept in the attic, and in the mornings and afternoons, you sat in the guest room, where no one came. There were also windows, and one of them opened like a door, and it looked like a door, but it looked like a window... Well, you could go out onto the roof and sit there.