Hover the Mouse explores the fragile dance of connection and disconnection between two individuals, Noah and Emilia, who find themselves caught in a web of hesitation, hopes, and fears. Through digital exchanges that mirror their internal struggles, they hover on the brink of intimacy, yet fear to fully engage. As their virtual relationship evolves, guarded hearts crack open, revealing vulnerabilities and past wounds, but the weight of unspoken doubts pulls them back into silence. Their actions—hesitating, retreating, drifting—become symbols of lost opportunity and emotional stagnation. Ultimately, both characters succumb to the shadows of their memories and fears, letting the connection fade into an unresponsive blank screen. The story captures the quiet tragedy of love left unspoken, the paralysis of indecision, and the unavoidable silence that follows when hope is finally abandoned. It's a haunting reflection on how fear and hesitation can quietly erode the possibility of connection, leaving only shadows and darkness in their wake.