In this brisk six-minute comedy from writer-director Killian Maree, a simple question becomes the catalyst for awkward revelations and escalating absurdity. The film follows a group of friends, including the perpetually anxious Mateus and the sharply observant Julia, as they reunite after a significant life event. When one of them casually asks the others, "How'd it go?" the seemingly innocent inquiry triggers a domino effect of half-truths, misinterpretations, and increasingly frantic attempts to cover up embarrassing secrets. As Charles Herman's character struggles to maintain a composed facade and Juniper Spruill's character offers well-meaning but disastrous advice, the tension mounts with every passing second. The central conflict emerges not from any grand conspiracy but from the universal fear of being judged by those closest to us. With its sharp dialogue and perfectly timed comedic beats, the film captures the cringe-worthy humor found in everyday social interactions. Killian Maree crafts a tight, relatable snapshot of modern friendship, where even the most innocuous questions can unravel the careful lies we tell ourselves and others.