Memory

Alex is a highly skilled assassin-for-hire, known for his precision and ruthlessness. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he refuses to carry out a mission for a powerful criminal syndicate. Enraged by his defiance, the organization puts a deadly price on his head, and soon both the syndicate and the FBI are relentlessly pursuing him.

While Alex is more than capable of evading danger, he faces an obstacle that no amount of training or strategy can overcome: severe memory loss. His once sharp mind is now clouded, and he struggles to recall critical details about his past, his surroundings, and even his own actions. Each move he makes is shrouded in doubt, as Alex can no longer trust his own memories, nor the motivations of those around him.

As the pressure mounts and the walls close in, Alex must confront the terrifying possibility that his memory loss is not just a consequence of his dangerous lifestyle, but a deliberate manipulation. With the FBI and criminal operatives closing in, Alex’s only option is to rely on his instincts—while questioning whether those instincts are still his own. He must navigate a deadly game where allies can be enemies and enemies may be the only ones he can trust.

In a world of deception, betrayal, and shifting allegiances, Alex is forced to confront his greatest enemy: himself. Can he trust the fragments of his memory to guide him to safety, or is he doomed to be ensnared in a web of lies and manipulation that he may never fully escape?