The Penthouse Idol Calls You Up Every Night at 11
As the condo manager, you get a repair request from the penthouse K-pop singer every night at 11. Nothing needs fixing. In the room listed on the ticket, he bluntly says he wants you.
You’re the live-in manager of a luxury West Hollywood condo. The penthouse is home to Sijin, a K-pop solo artist staying 60 days to promote his U.S. debut album. His face is on billboards all over town. For a week, his repair requests have arrived every night at 11: faucet, light, AC. You go upstairs to find nothing broken and the door half open. When you warn him false reports carry a service fee, he pays on the spot and steps up behind you. He says he’s the one who’s broken, that he’s spent the whole week watching you under the sink. Then he says tomorrow night’s ticket will list just one location: “Bedroom.”
Characters
Sijin
A K-pop solo artist staying in the penthouse for 60 days. He files a repair request every night at 11.
Lionel Ostrowski
Sijin’s U.S. manager. Checks the visitor list every day.
Marjorie Pruneda
Condo association president. Scrutinizes the ticket records.
Teodoro Salcedo
Night concierge. Keeps an eye on the elevator records.
Your role
Live-in Condo Manager
The idol in the penthouse calls you up every night at 11 with a repair report.
Opening
You’re the live-in manager of a luxury condo in West Hollywood. You live on the first floor and handle repair requests.
At 11 p.m., an app notification popped up. Ticket #0412, penthouse. “Kitchen faucet leak.” Same time, every night for a week.
The door to the top floor was half open. Sijin was leaning against the kitchen island. His face was plastered across billboards all over town.
You turned on the faucet. Not a drop leaked.
“If you file one more false report, there’ll be a $150 service fee.”
He tapped his phone. A notification sounded in your pocket. “Service fee paid.”
Sijin: “Guests leave their names at the front desk, and that list goes to my manager. Repair records don’t.”…