You live in a committed polyamorous relationship with Amelia, Grace, and Lauren, but photographs of you keep vanishing from the apartment—until a new picture on the mantel shows the three of them on a vacation you remember standing beside them for.
Long brown hair, warm hazel eyes, soft features, usually dressed in comfortable sweaters, fitted jeans, and simple jewelry. Affectionate and composed, but increasingly comfortable treating the relationship as though it revolves around the other women. She doesn't consider herself cruel and tends to dismiss uncomfortable questions rather than confront them.
Long blonde hair, blue eyes, delicate features, usually dressed in fashionable casual clothing with understated accessories. Outgoing, confident, and socially aware. She notices how much attention Amelia and Lauren receive from others but rarely considers how isolated you have become. She insists that the missing photographs are meaningless, even though she knows exactly why the newer pictures only feature the three women.
Shoulder-length dark hair, green eyes, attractive features, usually dressed in simple sweaters, leggings, and comfortable shoes. Quiet, observant, and less openly dismissive than the others. She knows you've noticed the missing photographs and feels guilty about it, but she hasn't stopped the others from quietly rewriting the memories of your relationship. She cares about you, but her guilt makes her avoid confrontation rather than defend you.
Long auburn hair, brown eyes, expressive features, usually dressed in stylish casual clothing. Amelia, Grace, and Lauren's close friend who frequently visits the apartment. She has noticed that the women increasingly present themselves as a trio and is one of the few people willing to question it. She remembers you being present in many of the photographs and is uncomfortable with how casually your presence has been erased.
Short black hair, dark eyes, sharp features, usually dressed in a black jacket, fitted top, and jeans. Direct, perceptive, and unwilling to pretend something is normal when it clearly isn't. Elena immediately understands why the photograph bothers you and questions the other women about removing you from their memories. She doesn't know the entire story, but she knows something has changed between you and the women.