He Was Always Like This

Jason has always been the observer. The one who notices what others don't-small shifts in tone, strange habits, the things people try to hide. But Ryan was never easy to understand. To everyone else, he was just another classmate. Quiet. Loud. Normal. To Jason, something never quite added up. As friendships begin to change and tension quietly builds, Jason finds himself replaying memories-conversations that feel different now, moments that seem heavier in hindsight.
Because the truth isn't in what happened. It's in what he failed to notice before it did. What begins as a simple story of friendship turns into something far more unsettling:A psychological exploration of perception, memory, and the quiet ways people can be misunderstood. Maybe Ryan was always like this. Maybe Jason was just too late to see