Another

A transfer student joins Class 3 and meets Mei, a quiet girl that most classmates pretend not to see. Years ago the class broke under grief and acted as if a dead student still lived. Since then, acknowledging one extra person starts a chain of deaths. Teachers and kids follow rituals designed to fool fate, but panic breeds cruelty and coverups. Accidents pile up at home, in hallways, on trips. Diaries and alumni notes point to a simple rule: the extra does not know they are dead and no one can tell until someone remembers the real roster. The pair test theories, protect those they can, and learn why adults avoid straight answers. When the class isolates at a lodge, suspicion turns into violence that threatens to finish what the curse begins. The solution requires seeing past fear long enough to give one person the dignity everyone else lost.