Yesterday, You Loved Me.

Every morning, Mateo Rivera wakes up and asks the same question: Have we met?

A car accident left him with severe memory problems - anterograde amnesia, the doctors call it erasing every new memory by the time he falls asleep. He remembers his childhood. He remembers his mother's kitchen. But he does not remember Sofia Herrera, the woman who visits him every single morning with coffee, an old record player, and a patience that seems, to everyone watching, like the purest kind of love there is.

So she starts over. Every day. The same coffee order. The same songs. The same slow, tender courtship, rebuilt from nothing, again and again, until falling in love with her becomes the one thing his broken mind can always find its way back to. It should be a love story. For nine months, it is one. Then one morning, Mateo wakes up and he remembers everything. And for the first time since the accident, he looks at Sofia Herrera not with wonder, but with fear.