The Porcelain Rabbit

For over a century, a promise waited to be remembered.

Deep beneath the Foundation's archives lies SCP-XXXX: a porcelain rabbit girl covered in delicate cracks, carrying a sketchbook filled with faces no one else can recognize.

She calls herself Mila.

She doesn't know where she came from.

She doesn't know why the cracks continue to spread.

And every night, people appear outside her chamber.

People who should not exist.

People history has forgotten.

As researchers at Site-77 search for answers, Dr. Amelia Hayes discovers a photograph hidden within the Foundation's records-a photograph of a young girl named Mila Rosen, taken more than one hundred years ago.

A girl who should have died in the winter of 1897.

A girl who somehow didn't.

Together, Mila and Hayes begin uncovering the stories of the forgotten: a boy with a toy train, a widow who never stopped waiting, a librarian who refused to let stories disappear, and a little girl with a music box whose memory was lost even to time itself.

But every story recovered reveals a deeper mystery.

Because the cracks in Mila's porcelain skin are not signs of damage.

They are memories.

And somewhere beneath the final crack lies the truth of what happened on a snowy night long ago, when a dying child made a promise that would change countless lives.

A promise she is still keeping.

"No one disappears, As long as somebody remembers."

A haunting tale of memory, grief, friendship, and hope, The Porcelain Rabbit is the first volume in The Book of Names Saga-a story about the people history forgets, and the girl who refuses to let them vanish.

Please remember her...