James’ life was a story he told himself. Until the day someone rewrote it.

 

It starts with a stranger—a woman who knows things about James no one else should. A few quiet words, spoken like a confession, unravel the foundation of his life. His past? Not his. His family? Not who they claimed to be. His memories? Carefully constructed illusions.

 

What was hidden should have stayed that way. But now,

James has a choice: chase a truth that could unmake him or pretend he never heard it at all.

 

As he digs deeper, the past refuses to stay buried.

The more answers he finds, the less he recognizes himself. Because some truths don’t just change you. They erase you.