Love can heal, haunt… or merge you into something unrecognizable. Lucy ran away from everything — her abusive parents, her broken past, and the boy who once made her believe in angels. But Peter wasn’t an angel. He was the devil she couldn’t escape. When she finally tries to rebuild her life, a mysterious experimental project called Eden promises healing through “reflected memory therapy.” What Lucy doesn’t know is that she’s being used — her mind the perfect vessel for a consciousness that should have died long ago. As trauma, love, and guilt intertwine, Lucy begins to see Peter in every mirror, every voice, every dream. And the deeper she falls into the project, the more she starts to question: Is Peter really gone… or has he found a way to live inside her? Meanwhile, Dr. Ava Morgan — the woman assigned to save Lucy — becomes trapped in the same haunting loop of memories. Their realities begin to merge, until one terrifying truth becomes clear: Reflection doesn’t mean duplication. It means recognition. And some reflections don’t want to let go. A chilling psychological romantic drama about trauma, identity, and the dangerous shape love can take when it refuses to die. “Sometimes, the person you’re running from lives inside you.”