Invisible Friends

When Bawang Putih’s closest friend, Jahe, begins to see things in the dark—faces in windows, footsteps in empty halls—Putih dismisses it as another relapse. After all, Jahe’s been off his medication. Again.



But when a shattered window, a creaking floorboard, and a voice that shouldn’t exist lead them on a midnight escape, the line between delusion and reality begins to dissolve. And when Jahe disappears... only Putih can still see him.



Everyone else says Jahe died in the crash.



Even Bawang Merah, Putih’s estranged sister, insists it’s time to let go.



But in the haunted space between grief and memory, something still walks beside Putih. Smiling. Whispering. Watching.



And it wants him to remember everything.