The Secret Library of Unlived Days

For all those who wonder what might have been. And for all those who carry on regardless.

De: Frank Otto

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What if every choice you never made, every path you never followed, still existed somewhere as a story waiting for you?

One quiet night, a lonely night watchman steps into a lift that should not exist and finds himself on a mysterious thirteenth floor. Behind an unmarked wooden door lies a vast, timeless library. Its shelves are filled with books that contain the days he never lived, the moments he abandoned, and the versions of himself he left behind.

Guided by a calm librarian he opens the books of his unlived days. Within them, he enters alternate lives, relives forgotten chances, confronts the weight of love that failed, and meets a visitor who has chosen to remain in the library rather than face the world outside.

As he moves through these possible lives, he begins to understand the quiet decisions that shape us far more than the dramatic ones. A missed phone call, an unspoken word, a Saturday afternoon that could have changed everything. And he must face a choice of his own: remain among the infinite possibilities, or return to a life where every day still asks to be lived.

The Library of Unlived Days is a tender, poetic, and deeply human story.
It is a meditation on regret, courage, ordinary moments, and the fragile beauty of choosing a path, even when countless others remain untouched.

A quiet book with a powerful truth:
We cannot live every possible life.
But we can choose the one that is truly ours.