The Forgotten Name
In a quiet, unobtrusive house, wedged between the bland routines of ordinary life, an eerie presence hovers—one that shouldn't be there. When Ethan, the middle brother of a seemingly ordinary family, starts seeing small, unnerving variations in his house, he attributes them to the tricks of the mind. A picture gone missing. A chair slightly askew. A whisper during the middle of the night.
But as the days go by, the disruptions escalate. Family members look past him, conversations stumble when he is around, and before long, an intolerable truth takes form: something is erasing him.
With each ephemeral memory, each lost second, Ethan finds himself hurtling towards a chilling reality in which he is no longer needed. The further he gets with uncovering the truth, the more atrocious it turns out to be—because something doesn't want him remembered. And as soon as the very last memory of him vanishes, so will he.
Will he be able to reveal the malevolent force at work before he becomes nonexistent?
Or did he get lost… way earlier than he ever knew?
A terrifying psychological horror that probes the wafer-thin line between existence and memory—where the forgetting is more horrifying than death itself.
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