THE MAN WHO CANNOT FORGET (Ongoing)

Grey Collins has the condition of hyperthymesia which allows him to remember practically every detail of his life with near-perfect accuracy. It is a condition in which an individual possesses a superior autobiographical memory.

At a very young age, he witnessed the death of his father. His father was killed in their own home. Surrounded by a bunch of men. His father who's lying down on the floor covered with blood. He was killed cruelly and helplessly.

To avenge his father's death, his dream to become a lawyer intensified.

Hunting down all the people behind his father's death.

A monster in court.

A cold-blooded man.

With the power of his memory, will he succeed? Will he be able to avenge his father's death? Will justice prevail?

Having hyperthymesia, is it a blessing or a curse?