Apartment B26

When sisters Sam and Nueng inherit a crumbling flat on the edge of town from their estranged aunt, it feels like both a curse and an escape. Nestled beside a forgotten cemetery and cloaked in ivy and fog, the building is more shadow than shelter-but it's theirs, and it's far from everything they've been trying to outrun.

Nueng, the older and pragmatic sister, is focused on fixing up the place and starting over. But Sam, the dreamier and more intuitive of the two, becomes consumed by the flat's eerie presence. She begins to sense things others can't-whispers in the silence, music from nowhere, dreams that feel like memories.

Then the late-night footsteps begin. And the notes left behind in a handwriting no one remembers writing. That's when Sam meets Mon, the ghost of a young woman who once lived in the building, died within its walls, and never truly left.

As the veil between past and present frays, Sam and Mon form an impossible bond: tender, intoxicating, and deeply real. Mon isn't just a restless spirit-she's magnetic, poetic, and achingly human. And Sam finds herself slipping further into her world, caught between longing and fear, reality and something she can't explain.