All of Them

Daphne comes back after a year away, and she's not the same person who left — she's carrying a dark past she isn't eager to explain. Rebuilding what you had with her means picking through secrets while other relationships pull at you from the sides.

The story runs on choices that actually stick: how you respond to Daphne, who else you let close, what you're willing to overlook. It's built as a harem-adjacent drama rather than a straight romance, so loyalty and jealousy are part of the deal, and the game expects you to navigate several romantic threads at once rather than lock into one path early. Every decision is framed as consequential, shaping which people you keep and which you lose by the end.