When memory fractures, what remains is not confusion—but design. Kailash Meena no longer trusts what he remembers. He follows what refuses to fit. Each case reveals a world where events are arranged, timelines altered, and silence used as proof. Pieces are moved. Absences are explained. And what is seen is rarely what exists.
As his past begins to surface in fragments he cannot control, one fear grows sharper: not that he might forget what happened— but that he might discover he was already part of it.
Because sometimes, the most dangerous truth is not hidden from you— it is the one you failed to stop when you had the chance.
Status – Editing in Progress
Early Readership Reviews — ⭐ 4.6 / 5
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