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ARCANUM NIGHTS : SECRET REVEAL 001

Glass House is known for its quiet and serene comfort during the day. Wisteria welcomes you in and taps your shoulder on the way out. Tonight, the venue is enticing with loud music coming from inside it's courtyard— but you can only get in with an invitation.

However, being a guest isn't just a prize tonight. Secrets that threaten the halos of Los Angeles favorite angels are woven into the decorations of the celebration for Glass House. They're subtly attached to the most simple of components, which could drive anyone to a paranoia to keep the rest from seeing if anyone's noticed at all.

Projected on to the walls during the DJ's take of the night, a silhouette paints the walls every so often from what appears to be footage of a low quality camera. No faces are shown, but certainly someone in the city knows the curve of those lips if not the body that dances for the camera. Most guests brush it off as a female model from stock footage, but there's a chance they know the sounds of pleasure that fill the space between songs.

Every napkin served with a signature cocktail has printed receipts and scrawled lines of debt. Names are cut out but there's no denying that even with the weakest of math skills, the total would make even the rich have their stomachs turn. All receipts, put together, come to a grand total of over 600,000 dollars.

In the restrooms, the speakers that are meant to carry the music into every corner of the venue seem to have an interference. Every so often, the music is drowned out by a voice that seems to be coming from a different source. The voice is that of a woman who seems to adamant about having papers signed, and follow up with contracts. No name can be heard except key points such as 'the show', 'the NDA', and 'the baby' which makes it evident that this is a private conversation.

Menus for drinks and food come with a superimposed photo in the background, but the details aren't given much thought when you're trying to read small text to order some grub. If you pull back farther enough, you'll see a surveillance footage screencap of a blonde taking an item from a store and then walking out the door.

Formal pamphlets explaining the success of Glass House can be found at the front. However, on some pages the history of the club house has been replaced with a poorly printed copy of a form from Planned Parenthood dated 2014. The names are hard to read, but there's a signature that is cut off in the printing signing as consent that may be familiar to those in a smaller industry. The loop of an R can be seen cut from the edge of the paper.

Printed on speciality drinks with cream on top is an image of what seems to be mugshots but the identity fizzles away quickly. The machine has yet to be perfected in its printing, but surely they'll fix it before the end of the night. With every drink, they're a little bit closer to making a clear image of a man with a strong jaw, a wide nose, and the curve of his ears beside his head.

Flashing the screens behind the stage every is a scroll through a set of text messages, though it's hard to read. If you pay any mind, the same set of words seem to be easier to read— are you sure, is it mine, how do you know, have you tested.