"The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting."In the quiet town of Oak Ridge, something is disappearing. It isn't the landmarks or the people-it's the memories of them.Clara Bennett knows something is wrong. Her neighbors are waking up with blank spaces where their loved ones used to be. Familiar faces are becoming strangers, and the town's history is being rewritten in real-time. At the center of the void lies "Project Conformity," a terrifying medical initiative promising a life free from trauma, at the cost of the soul itself.When Clara's closest friend, Harper Morrison, becomes the next target for erasure, Clara is forced into a desperate race against time. To save Harper, she must infiltrate the high-tech clinic stripping the town of its identity and confront a chilling truth: some people would do anything to forget, but the right to remember is the only thing keeping them human.In a world that values silence over suffering, Clara must decide how much she is willing to sacrifice to keep the truth alive. Because in the end, memory is the most revolutionary act of all.