Echoes of his eyes.
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Last published Mon, Jun 1, 2026
Dia wakes up in Busan, 1995-back in her high school days. To her, everything feels normal: morning routines, crowded classrooms, the laughter of new friends Martin and James. She doesn't remember she's traveled back in time.
Life seems simple, almost perfect. But as the days pass, faint flashes of another life begin to surface-memories that don't belong here, memories that scare her.
And while Dia is caught between the comfort of her present and the whispers of her forgotten future, she doesn't realize one thing...
Someone is always watching. Waiting.
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