The art was crude, the dialogue was dramatic, and the "hero" looked suspiciously like a braver version of Leo. But as he clicked through the old scripts, he found a note he’d written to his future self: "If you're reading this, I hope you finally finished the sky."
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One rainy Tuesday, the power flickered, and his computer rebooted into a recovery mode he’d never seen. As the files scrolled past, Project_COA caught his eye. On a whim, he opened it. The art was crude, the dialogue was dramatic,
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His hard drive was a graveyard of unfinished projects. One folder, titled Project_COA (Coming of Age), hadn't been opened in three years. It was a visual novel he’d started in a burst of teenage optimism, filled with vibrant landscapes and characters who knew exactly what they wanted.