Into Me, You See

Brandon Hale and Eryn Calder have spent three years building a life out of ordinary closeness: shared tables, meals, campus walks, photography, private softness, and the trust of knowing where the other will be.Then one tired refusal becomes a misread.One misread becomes distance.Soon, they are speaking less to each other than to the meanings they have already assigned to every silence, hesitation, and careful word.A mysterious old woman offers them the chance to see each other clearly for the first time.They accept.Brandon and Eryn enter a nightmare shaped from memory, shame, grief, violence, helplessness, and the wounds each has hidden from the other. The nightmare does not ask whether they love each other. It asks whether love can survive being fully seen.Into Me, You See is a psychological horror-romance about emotional exposure, intimate fear, and the choice to remain present when looking away would be easier.