Amanda, Lucia, Lucy and MC are a family. Lucia is a cop, Amanda is a retired nurse, and Lucy and the MC are studying chemistry. The family fell apart years ago, when the father was sent to prison for political reasons, or so they know. Lucia, the big sister, is always angry and full of hatred towards the rest of the household. She never gets along with Lucy, because Lucy is her total opposite: Lucy likes anarchy and leans towards the criminal world.

Lucia hates this side of Lucy, and for the first few years, everyone thought this was the cause of the constant arguments in the house. Amanda stays passive, refusing to take sides or explain anything. But as time goes on, and more conversations happen between Amanda and Lucia, the MC and Lucy realize that the two of them are hiding a secret. The MC and Lucy try to figure out what that secret is, while also trying to survive in the outside world. Lucy has a past of her own.

Her best friend Pamela, kicked out of her family's home and left jobless, has found her way back into the criminal world through smuggling contracts, and she wants Lucy by her side again. Lucy once ran small side businesses with Ellie and swore she would never go back to that life. But the money is tempting, and Pamela's new connections reach higher than Lucy ever expected. Camila is affectionate towards the MC, but she sometimes becomes too oppressive, and she is also trying to hide her urges. Her own home is far from peaceful: her mother Emanuel has just remarried, and Camila refuses to accept her new stepfather Eugene or her step-sister.

After every fight, she walks out and stops answering her mother's calls. The game is branching: depending on your choices, you can either help the judge or go down the criminal path. You also need to handle your studies, your relationship with Camila, and your other friend groups. Every choice is remembered, and people will react to how you treated them. Corruption, crime, intrigue and questioning morals are at the heart of the game, and more.

You can be good or bad. But never forget. Nothing is black nor white.