Every night at 11:57, Mara Vey receives a voice message from herself—three days in the future. The first message saves a stranger. The second names the man who will destroy her. The third says she is already in love with him. Kian Aras is an audio-forensics specialist with a missing year in his memory and a photograph of Mara he swears he never took. When the city begins erasing its citizens’ most painful memories, Mara discovers that her sister’s death, Kian’s vanished past, and the messages are all connected. To uncover the truth, they must rebuild a love story neither of them remembers. But every memory they restore changes the next message—and brings Mara closer to the final recording: “When you remember everything, one of us will disappear.” In a city where forgetting is sold as mercy and memory is power, Mara must decide whether love is worth remembering when the truth could rewrite who survives.