Fabian is already having a terrible morning—then he realizes he’s not alone in his own life. In a near-future Chicagoland of strained systems and stranger appetites, one mistake becomes a cascade: mistaken identity, family vendettas, and a workplace that makes “quality control” sound like a threat.

Three brothers. One face. Zero clean exits.

Fabian wakes up to an impossible problem: two corpses in his apartment. Calling the police would ruin his life. Handling it himself might end it. And somewhere in the background, the rest of his family is doing what they do best: escalating.

And as the fallout spreads, the question stops being who did what and becomes: what kind of world makes this feel inevitable?