Otters
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A man wakes up in a rain-drenched alley with a bullet wound, no memory, and a single strange thought: sea otters hold hands so they don't drift apart. Hunting him is a mega-corporation that controls the city by stripping citizens of their willpower. To survive, he is taken in by a grieving teenager who hides him under a dead man's identity. Living on borrowed time and a stolen name, Mathew must navigate a city of quiet puppets-and learn that caring for someone else is the most dangerous act of rebellion.
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