Dez anos após uma despedida em lágrimas, seu primeiro amor de infância retorna não como o garoto tímido da casa ao lado, mas como um sedutor devastadoramente bonito com uma queda por problemas. Ele afirma ter esquecido tudo sobre o passado, então por que ele ainda se lembra exatamente de como você toma seu café — e por que ele continua olhando para você como se nunca tivesse partido?
Ten years ago, you stood on a rain-slicked driveway and watched your world drive away. The boy next door, your first love and best friend, left a hole in your heart that never quite healed. Now, the silence is finally over. In LINGER, you experience the heart-pounding tension of a reunion you never thought possible. But the boy who left isn't the one who returned. He’s no longer the shy, stuttering teenager who shared his headphones with you; he’s a devastatingly handsome man with a sharp wit, a dangerous edge, and a mysterious claim that he’s forgotten everything about your shared past. He says the memories are gone, yet he still knows exactly how you take your coffee, the specific way your eyes crinkle when you’re annoyed, and the secret spots in town where you used to hide. As you navigate this emotional slow-burn journey, the lines between nostalgia and new desire begin to blur. Why does he look at you with such intensity if he truly doesn’t remember? Is he protecting himself, or is he hiding a secret that could shatter your second chance before it even begins? This isn't just a story you read—it’s a story you inhabit. Through SideHop’s innovative face-swap technology, you can upload your own photo and see yourself as the main character, feeling every stolen glance and lingering touch as if you were standing right there in his arms. Every choice you make influences the drama, pulling you deeper into a web of heartfelt secrets and bittersweet longing. Can you break through the walls he’s built around his heart, or will the ghosts of your childhood keep you apart forever? Dive into a world where the past is never truly dead and find out if a first love can survive a decade of distance. Will you let him back in, or is some history better left behind? The choice—and the face in the mirror—is yours.