This game is best summed up with the encounter with Falesha: You have to be a spineless slave and fucktoy to every bitch you meet, doesn't matter if she is a complete stranger you met five minutes ago, because if you refuse to help her, it is game over. Literally. The creator actually kills you/restarts the game if you don't immediately bow down to every bitch you meet and obey her every command.
The creator even has the nerve to berate you for refusing to help a pretty girl. What pretty girl? Falesha is barely a shadow in shadows, we haven't even been able to see her face or body, because she is a black woman, wearing black clothes on a black background, in a VERY dimly lit cafe, and she has been barely visible for six lines of text. We don't know the character at all, we haven't even been given a decent view of her features, but if you choose to refuse her, it is game over.
It doesn't matter which choices you make, the story and your relationships doesn't change a bit, you only potentially miss out on boring sex scenes. An example of this is in the very beginning, where you get the choice to peek on Lily in the shower or not. Doesn't matter if you choose not to do it, she still degrades MC for spying on her, and he apologizes as if he did it, when he didn't.
And the 'mystery' of his parents doesn't seem to matter to him at all. Otherwise, he would have demanded some answers from Megan. Instead, he trusts the one person who has shown herself able to commit computer crimes and privacy invasions against him, to help him solve the 'mystery'. The only character you have less reason to trust than Falesha, is the character you choose to trust with your supposedly most important part of life.
Once I got the Game Over for refusing to help Falesha, I stopped playing, because it was obvious the creator wanted to tell a story I wasn't interested in reading, not making a game.