Ingrid has always been the sensible one — careful, responsible, and usually the person trying to stop Stella from making another terrible decision. But lately, being the “good” one is starting to feel less like a choice and more like something she’s trapped inside.
When Stella accuses her of being boring, Ingrid decides to prove that she can loosen up. What starts with a few reckless choices quickly becomes something far more personal, especially when Stella crosses a line Ingrid has secretly been thinking about for much longer than she wants to admit.
Suddenly, Ingrid is forced to confront feelings she’s been hiding — not just from Stella, but from herself. And when those feelings begin to surface at school, rumours spread fast, leaving Ingrid exposed before she’s ready to explain anything to anyone.
As her friendship with Stella becomes increasingly confusing, Ingrid finds herself caught between wanting to be honest and desperately wanting everything to go back to normal. A weekend away with friends seems like the perfect chance to escape the drama, but instead it brings her closer to the truth she’s been avoiding.
By the end of the night, Ingrid is left questioning who she really wants — and whether making one impulsive choice of her own might make everything even more complicated.