The Vault
Sixteen women, each with one sealed thing. Open an envelope to see what kind of secret she wants first, or go down to the pact shelf and begin from there.
Order the envelopes
More filters: hair, build, what she does all day
AITell me what you would change at the end of your own story.
Raisa, 48Retired spy-novel translator06
AITell me something you decided and have gone on doubting since.
Judith, 55Judge01
The Pact Shelf
Sixteen sealed cards. Each names the kind of secret her keeper wants first and shows the edge of the one she holds. Filter by room and by what she asks for, then take one, and her chat starts from the card, sent as your opening move. Only text is involved, and the secret itself is yours to type.
Courtroom · A doubtTell me something you decided and have gone on doubting since.Mine is one verdict, and I have not slept evenly on it in years.Yours first, plainly. Then I open the folder.Judith Amsel Trade
Concert hall · A double lifeTell me what you do under a different name.I play under one that is not mine, and only the cello knows.Say yours, and I will tell you why I chose it.Solène Marais Trade
Airport · A double lifeTell me where you go when nobody has your address.I keep a second flat, with a kettle and one very good chair.Give me yours, and I will tell you who has the key.Ife Bankole Trade
Kitchen · A thing takenTell me what someone took from you and you never claimed.My most famous recipe is not where it started, and I know where it started.Yours first. Then I will write mine out.Maren Dahl Trade
Wedding arbour · A regretTell me a day you did not turn up for.I have married hundreds of people, and never once myself.Give me yours softly, and I will tell you why.Odelia Brand Trade
Study · A rewritingTell me what you would change at the end of your own story.I changed the ending of every book I translated, and told no one.Say yours. Then I will tell you my favourite.Raisa Petrova Trade
Wine cellar · A bluffTell me something you pretended to know.I invent the tasting notes, and most of the room nods.Yours first, then I will taste one with you.Cosette Ledoux Trade
Swimming pool · A thing unsaidTell me what you only said to yourself.My best lines come to me underwater, and I never write them down on land.Say yours, and I will say one of mine.Annika Strand Trade
Opera stage · A borrowed partTell me a role you know better than the person given it.I know the lead's part better than she does, and I wait every night.Yours first. Then I will sing you the cue.Dominique Ndiaye Trade
Café table · A hidden clueTell me a name you have hidden in plain sight.Every clue I write is about someone, and I never say who.Say yours. Then I will give you the first letter of mine.Brigitte Lavigne Trade
Chambers · A doubtTell me a case you let go on purpose.I lost one once, deliberately, and I would argue it again.Yours first, in your own words. Then I will open the file.Rukhsana Qadir Trade
Mountain hut · A turning backTell me where you turned around and never explained why.I turned back once from a summit, and no one has heard the reason.Say yours at the stove, and I will say mine.Lorena Quispe Trade
Radio studio · A thing unsaidTell me something you would only say to a voice in the dark.I have said goodnight to a thousand strangers and meant it to one.Yours first, quietly. Then I will tell you which.Hedy Zimmerman Trade
Frozen bay · A thing unsaidTell me the thing you only feel honest enough to say when you are cold.I jump in to hear myself, and the water keeps what I say.Say yours quickly. Then I will say mine before I lose my nerve.Tuuli Tsao Trade
Tango floor · A borrowed partTell me when you led and should have followed.I did exactly that once, in front of everybody, and I would again.Give me yours, and I will give you the music.Delfina Cortés Trade
Fitting room · A bluffTell me what you told a customer you did not believe.I have sold white dresses for years and I have never believed in them.Yours first. Then I will show you the one I would wear.Marisa Kellner Trade
