Last Day

Roy has always been the kind of person who lights up a room: charismatic, funny, loved by all. But behind his easy smile, something silent and corrosive consumes him. Amidst suffocating nights, accumulated frustrations, and an exhaustion that medicine can't diagnose, he finds himself facing an invisible and dangerous limit.

After an experience that flirts with the supernatural, Roy wakes up with the strange feeling of having received a second chance. He then decides to live the day like never before: reunions, confessions, small acts of daring, seemingly banal gestures that take on a definitive weight. Each choice carries the urgency of someone trying to prove, especially to himself, that life can still make sense.

Last Day is an intense and disturbing story about mental health, regret, hope, and self-deception. A narrative that walks between reality and delirium, inviting the reader to reflect on the value of choices, the weight of silence, and the cost of ignoring one's own wounds. Nothing is as simple as it seems. And some decisions can only be made once.