Tee arrives at Harmony Estate, a secluded political retreat nestled in the mountains, with ten other carefully selected guests. They are promised deep reflection, civil discourse, and a chance to rebuild trust in a fractured society. But almost immediately, something feels off. A repeated phrase. A missing glass. A guest who vanishes—and reappears without explanation.
As the retreat’s serene surface begins to crack, Tee discovers a hidden layer beneath the rituals: a disturbing pattern of control, vanishing memories, and a theater-like script that eerily resembles his own thoughts and conversations.
And then there’s Faa, another guest whose connection to Tee feels stronger than it should. Together, they begin to pull threads from the seams of their reality—threads that lead them to a truth neither of them expected.
The question is no longer what Harmony Estate is trying to heal.
It’s who built it.
And why they can’t seem to leave.
When resistance becomes performance, and memory is rewritten by design—can you trust what you feel, or are you just reading your line?
