Remember Me Tomorrow

They say the Bank only takes what you can afford to lose. They lied.

In a world where your happiest memories are the only currency that matters, Jacob is the best at his job: repossessing the joy of the poor to sell to the rich. He's hollow, efficient, and debt-free. Until he meets Lexi.

She's a stranger with a smile he's sure he's never seen, yet his hands know the exact curve of her waist. She's a girl he shouldn't know, yet he can hear her laughter before she even opens her mouth.

Every time they touch, the system glitches. Every time they kiss, a debt is called in. As the Bank moves to delete the "error" between them, Jacob and Lexi realise they aren't just falling in love, they're remembering a thousand lives they've already lost.

How do you save a future when you're already part of someone else's past?