The echoes of gunfire had faded, but the silence in the aftermath was heavy. Eighteen-year-old Maja Norberg was taken into police custody, the stark words delivered to her with chilling finality: she was being charged with murder.

Under Inspector Nilsson's persistent questioning about her connection to Sebastian, Maja recounts a raucous party he hosted at the beginning of the academic year.

The day of the funeral found Maja consumed by guilt, a restless urge to flee her confinement building within her. A memory surfaced: the deepening connection between Maja and Samir as Sebastian spiraled toward chaos.

Sebastian’s actions finally push Maja to end their relationship. The police reconstruction of the shooting stirs a flood of recollections from that day, forcing her to confront the past.

As the trial commenced, Maja, with a potential sentence of fourteen years looming over her, recounted Claes’s true character and detailed the unsettling shift that marked her eighteenth birthday.

A survivor of the shooting recounts that the night prior to the incident, Sebastian hosted a party that culminated in a startling altercation.