After The Party

The night was supposed to be unforgettable. It was. The morning after a high school house party, one teen is dead. The police circle the scene, parents demand answers, and classmates scramble to protect their secrets. Everyone insists it was an accident. Everyone swears they don't know what really happened. But the videos tell a different story. Clips ripped from phones and feeds surface online, each one darker than the last: dares escalating beyond control, whispers caught on camera, shadows shifting at the edges of the frame. Faces blur, timelines fracture, and alibis collapse. By sunrise, no one is innocent — not even the ones who never meant to play. At the center of it all is Maya, a girl who never asked to be seen. Her online presence makes her both target and witness, her silence weaponized against her. As the clips go viral, she discovers that the truth is no longer hers to tell — it belongs to everyone watching, everyone chanting, everyone ready to decide what happened before she can even breathe it out loud. After The Party is a relentless psychological thriller about the lies we keep, the masks we wear, and the way a single night can be rewritten by a thousand screens. It's a story of fear, friendship, betrayal — and the terrible cost of silence when the world refuses to stop watching.