Reminiscence

In a near-future city where memories can be mined and shared, a weary investigator grapples with the ache of forgotten summers and blurred childhood echoes. When a routine case of stolen recollections spirals into a deeper unraveling, he must confront the fragile line between truth and illusion. As memories circle back with familiar faces and places, he is drawn into a web of personal longing, ethical questions, and a haunting mystery about what it means to hold onto the past. With atmosphere thick as rain and a meditation on desire and loss, the story unfolds as a quiet, haunting search for what memory truly costs.