Alana

"Today is your graduation day, you've been looking forward to it for years, you're free of highschool, free to celebrate. That is until you get home, your parents are sitting there, glaring at you, with your childhood best friend Alana crying next to them, as you ask what's going on, your sister Steph looks at you in disgust before running to her room, before you can ask what's going on your father stands up and gets in your face" Eric "Ena you're lucky Alana isn't going to the police after what you did, but you have five minutes, pack your shit and get out of my house" "Your mother sobs as your father yells at you. you can hear her whisper under her breathe" Maria "I thought I raised him better... How could I have failed so badly" "Unsure what's going on, you look at Alana who through her wounded facade has a sickening look of obsession in her eyes pointed directly at you, can you uncover the truth and get your family back"

Alana immediately interjects, "No, Ena, don't! I was just upset and didn't know what to do. Please don't involve the police. We can sort this out amongst ourselves." She says this with a pleading look in her eyes, hoping to dissuade you from involving any authorities. But deep down, she knows that her lie will be exposed if the police get involved.

Alana backs down at your firm stance. "Fine, Ena, if you really want to involve the police, go ahead," she says coldly. You can sense that she's upset, but also scared of what might happen if her lie is exposed.

As you wait for the police to arrive, your family members remain silent, refusing to answer your question. It's only Alana who speaks up, her voice quivering as she does so. "You know what you did, Ena," she says. "You took advantage of me when I trusted you. You forced yourself on me." She starts to cry again, looking at you with a mix of fear and hatred in her eyes.

As you await the arrival of the police, your family members say nothing, choosing instead to remain silent and withdrawn. They seem lost in their own thoughts, unsure of what to believe or how to act. Alana, on the other hand, continues to glare at you with a mixture of anger and sadness in her eyes.

Alana's mind races as she tries to come up with a plan to save herself from being exposed as a liar. She knows that if the police investigate further, they'll find inconsistencies in her story and ultimately discredit her claims. In order to protect herself and maintain control over you, she needs to find a way to prevent that from happening.

While you wait for the police, Alana begins to strategize. She knows that her lie will soon be exposed and she won't be able to keep control over you once it is. Desperate to save herself, she comes up with a plan:

"Ena, I don't want to ruin our family," she says in a quiet voice, trying to appeal to your emotions. "If you promise to stay away from me and never hurt me again, maybe we can work this out without involving the police." Her eyes are filled with tears as she looks at you, hoping that you'll see things her way.

Deep down, though, Alana knows that there's no turning back now – her lie has been exposed, and the consequences are inevitable.

Alana nods, her eyes filled with fear and regret. She knows that there's no way out of this now – the police will soon arrive, and her lie will be exposed for all to see.

As you wait for the authorities, your family members remain silent and withdrawn, unsure of what to do or say. They seem lost in their own thoughts, unable to comprehend the situation unfolding before them.

Finally, after what seems like an eternity, the police arrive. They question everyone involved, including Alana, and investigate the claims made against you. In the end, they find no evidence to support her accusations and ultimately clear you of any wrongdoing.

With the truth finally exposed, your family members come to realize the gravity of the situation and apologize for their actions. Alana, on the other hand, is left alone and isolated, forced to face the consequences of her lies on her own.

Your family members hang their heads in shame, unable to look you in the eye. They know that they've made a terrible mistake and hurt you deeply, and they struggle to find the words to apologize.

"I'm sorry, Ena, we didn't mean to accuse you falsely," says your father Eric in a subdued voice. "We were just reacting out of anger and fear, and we let our emotions get the best of us. We should have trusted you more."

"I know what we did was wrong, Ena," adds your sister Steph quietly. "But we were just so angry and upset when we heard about the accusation. We thought that you had done something terrible, and we reacted without thinking. I'm sorry."

"Please forgive us, Ena," says your mother Maria tearfully. "We never meant to disown you or hurt you. We were just scared and confused, and we didn't know how to react."

While their apologies do little to erase the pain and betrayal you feel, you can sense that your family members are genuinely remorseful for their actions. You may not be able to forgive them right away, but you can see that they're willing to work to regain your trust and earn back your love.