There are names that never truly disappear. They are simply kept somewhere you do not often go.

Limina is a divided city. Not only by the river running through its center, but by the decisions made by those who once lived along its banks.

In SEPARATE, two lovers stand on opposite sides of a choice neither can avoid. One leaves to survive. The other stays because the people around them have no other choice.

In CROSSING, a fixer who has spent three years refusing to take sides discovers that neutrality is a luxury money cannot buy, especially when sixty-eight names depend on a single night's decision.

In THE HOTEL, an aging hotel owner named Halim counts the days since the night he failed to save someone. Five years, two months, thirteen days. Then a stranger arrives with a name he never expected to say aloud.

And in SISTER, a younger sister and her older sister discover that growing up in a city that leaves no room for childhood means knowing when to hold on and when to let go.

Two bonus stories reveal what happened before everything began:

DECISION. What happened before Aron arrived at Hotel Korona? The night he opened a drawer he was never supposed to open, and the final conversation with his father that changed everything.

OTHER PAGE. What did Lenna feel through ten years without word from him? The night she wrote that name in her green notebook, and a stranger taught her what it meant to trust.

Six stories. One city. And one question connecting them all.

What do you do with a name you have kept for too long in a place you never allow yourself to visit?