The Last of Us

Lena Harper, a once-vibrant young woman, is slowly succumbing to a rare illness that erases her memories bit by bit. As her condition worsens, she withdraws from the world, terrified of the day when she will no longer remember the people she loves, the places she's been, or even herself. Enter Ethan Rivers, a young writer who stumbles into Lena's life and refuses to leave. Despite her attempts to push him away, Ethan becomes determined to make her remaining days, months, or years meaningful. He knows that every shared moment, every word spoken, will soon be forgotten, but he doesn't care. Ethan is willing to endure the heartbreak of being erased from Lena's mind, just to give her something beautiful to hold on to, even if only for a fleeting moment.

As Lena's memories fade, Ethan takes her on a journey through the stories of their lives-both real and imagined-creating memories that may never last but are deeply felt in the moment. Together, they explore the limits of love, memory, and the human spirit, finding beauty in the fleeting and strength in vulnerability. As Lena's condition deteriorates, she begins to rely more on Ethan, despite her fears. In the end, Lena teaches Ethan about the power of living in the present, while Ethan shows Lena that even if memories fade, the impact of love can transcend time.