Blackout Clause

Four best friends wake up in a motel room with no memory of the last eight hours.

There is blood in the sink.

An unknown dead man in the bathroom.

And a note on the mirror that says:

You already agreed to this.

As they retrace a night erased from their minds, certainty collapses. Every answer creates a worse question. What they thought was a blackout begins to feel deliberate—structured, contractual, and chosen. Someone wanted them not to remember, and someone is still watching to see what they do next. The more they uncover, the clearer it becomes that remembering may be the most dangerous thing they can do.

Blackout Clause is a dark psychological thriller about memory, responsibility, and the quiet horror of consent. Because forgetting doesn’t erase guilt—it only decides who carries it.

©2026 Will Savive (P)2026 Will Savive