
Some invitations should never be accepted.
Halloween. Senior year. One unforgettable masquerade.
Among the glittering costumes and elaborate masks, one face stands apart: a beautiful ivory porcelain mask adorned with delicate black-and-gold filigree. It's elegant, mysterious, and strangely captivating. Wearing it seems harmless enough.
Until a voice speaks from inside your mind.
Her name is Nhaelyth. She is older than the gods, more beautiful than anything human, and something for which the word monster feels woefully inadequate. The mask can be removed, but she cannot. She has found a place within you, and she has no intention of leaving.
She can whisper in your thoughts, share your senses, and make you question where her influence ends and your own desires begin. But the mask offers something more: the possibility of surrendering your body to her completely. And as Halloween approaches, she hints at a far greater prize—the chance to cross the boundary between your world and hers.
What does she truly want? Why has she chosen you? And when an ancient, incomprehensible being offers you power, intimacy, and a glimpse beyond reality, how much are you willing to risk to discover the truth?
You decide what happens next.
Resist her. Bargain with her. Get to know her. Tempt fate, explore the impossible, or discover that the most dangerous thing about Nhaelyth isn't what she can do to you—it's what she can convince you to do willingly.
In Wear Me, the story unfolds through your choices and your relationship with the entity sharing your mind. Every conversation can change the dynamic. Every secret can lead somewhere unexpected. And the ending is yours to discover.
The mask is waiting. Will you put it on?
