Drop

After years away from love, Violet, a widowed mother who has devoted her life to caring for her daughter and rebuilding her emotional stability, finally decides to return to the world of dating. With a mix of nervousness and cautious hope, she agrees to go out with Henry, a man she recently met online. Their date takes place at an upscale restaurant, carefully chosen to mark her return with grace and dignity. To her surprise and relief, Henry turns out to be even more charming and attractive than she had anticipated. Everything seems to be going better than expected.

During the first moments of the evening, the atmosphere is light and filled with mutual rapport. Their conversation flows naturally, and Violet begins to feel at ease—perhaps even excited. For the first time in a long while, she allows herself to imagine the possibility of a new beginning. However, that sense of optimism soon begins to fade.

Midway through dinner, the mood shifts. Violet starts receiving a series of anonymous messages on her phone. At first, they’re merely annoying—cryptic texts that could be dismissed as a tasteless prank. But the frequency and tone of the messages quickly become more unsettling. What once seemed like a strange coincidence begins to feel like a real threat. Someone knows where she is. Someone is watching her.