UNREMEMBERED

Imagine waking up in the middle of a lecture. Familiar faces surround you. Your name is written on the notes in front of you. But you remember nothing. Not your name. Not this place. Not why everything feels so wrong.

Arthur tries to stay calm, hoping his memory will return. But instead of answers, he finds a journal — clean, almost new. With one disturbing trait: the entries appear on their own. They guide him. Tell him what to do next.
But who’s really writing them?

Things only get stranger. His phone holds videos and messages he doesn’t remember. His face appears in faded photographs taken more than twenty years ago — long before he should’ve even existed.
And then he finds the station. Abandoned. Forgotten.
But somehow, he knows he’s been there before.
Recently. Before the memory loss.

Too many lies. Too many coincidences.
Each step takes him deeper into a mystery that seems tailored just for him.
Who is he, really?
What was done to him?
And is he ready to remember… who he used to be?