Selene was never meant to be a choice—only a solution.A debt binds her family to a marriage contract with the powerful Vale household. Under pressure and with no escape left, she runs.Her disappearance changes nothing.The agreement still stands.The bride is still expected.And the clock does not stop.So the burden shifts.Amara is pulled into a life she never agreed to, forced to step into her sister’s place inside a house built on silence and control.And waiting there is Ethan Vale.Calm. Careful. Always watching.A man who begins to notice the cracks in the story she is forced to live.The more he looks…the harder it becomes to hide.Because in a house where everything is measured and nothing is accidental…even a small lie can become dangerous.And Amara is already in too deep.But how long can you live as someone else before the truth starts to feel like it’s watching you back?

In this world, forgetting is not natural—it is enforced.Elara Kain wakes up to a terrifying truth: her name no longer exists.Not in records. Not in memories. Not in people.It’s as if the world collectively agreed she was never born.But Elara remembers everything.And that alone makes her a threat.She lives in a reality silently controlled by an unseen system known as The Correction—a force that deletes people who no longer “fit” the structure of existence. No trials. No warnings. Just erasure.As Elara struggles to survive in a world that refuses to acknowledge her, she discovers cracks in the system—missing identities, rewritten histories, and glitches in reality itself.Then she meets Kai Rivers, a boy who shouldn’t remember her… but somehow does.Together, they begin to uncover the truth: Elara’s deletion wasn’t a mistake.It was a decision.Now hunted by a system that edits reality like a file, Elara must fight to reclaim her identity, expose The Correction, and survive long enough to understand why she was chosen.But the deeper she goes, the more dangerous the truth becomes.Because in this world, remembering is rebellion…and existence can be erased with a single correction.