GlabulKA
For years, Eloiza has been taking an experimental drug prescribed by her psychiatrist. She no longer remembers what it was supposed to treat, but she keeps taking it anyway.
Then her life begins to fall apart.
She starts losing pieces of time, finding memories she cannot place, and meeting people who seem to know her far better than they should. At work, she discovers that someone has been living through parts of her life while she remembers nothing. The stranger in her apartment claims they have known each other for years. Her psychiatrist refuses to explain what Aziole really does. As Eloiza tries to piece her memories back together, she slowly discovers that the gaps in her mind are not empty at all. Something else has been living there. Aziole was designed to make a person more capable, more productive, more useful. But what happens when every part of a person can be turned into a function? And how much of Eloiza will remain when she is no longer the only one using her own body, mind, and life?