Wishing Well Simulator

You cannot move. You cannot speak. You can only choose. You are a stone wishing well in a small seaside town. People lean over your edge, toss a coin, and whisper what they want most. Granting is your only voice — and your water is not endless. Eight townspeople return to you, day after day, for eight days. The merchant asks for a horse; days later he buys the field that fed the girl who greets you every morning. The game never blames you. It only shows you what you did — in the same faces, in the same square, one day later. Across those eight days you will witness 119 handwritten events, each one someone's wish or its consequence. Eight characters' fates intertwine: what you give one, you quietly take from another. The town remembers — choices persist and come back as props, lines and faces. Four endings wait at the bottom, decided by the kind of well you chose to be. The whole game fits in two buttons: grant or refuse. (And one more, to skip.) Around you, the square lives from da