THE GIRL FROM THE CREASED PAGES.
In the peaceful city of Silbervale, seventeen-year-old Andrew “Addie” Garcia hoped for nothing more than a fresh start.
A new school. Old friends reunited. A quieter life after moving back from the countryside.
But peace in Silbervale feels strangely artificial.
History lessons speak of a war so horrifying that people barely dare to mention it aloud anymore — The Great Genocidal War. Official records reduce it to numbers, dates, and victory.
Yet beneath those pages, something far darker remains buried.
And somehow—Addie begins to hear it.
It starts with Lucia.
A mysterious girl only he can see.
Childish. Chaotic. Warm-hearted.
And dead.
She appears inside his house without explanation, carrying broken fragments of memories she herself cannot fully understand. Names. Faces. Gunfire. The Closure.
Every passing day, pieces of the forgotten past begin resurfacing through her.
The deeper Addie searches for answers, the more Silbervale itself begins to feel unsettling.
His friends unknowingly lead him toward hidden truths, old military secrets, and stories erased from official history.
Meanwhile, Lucia’s memories grow increasingly unstable—as if she isn’t merely remembering the past…
…but reliving it.
Caught between ordinary school life, fractured friendships, buried wartime horrors, and a ghost tied to tragedies no one wants uncovered, Addie slowly realizes something terrifying:
The war may have ended decades ago. (did it really end there?)
But whatever it left behind—never truly disappeared.
And as forgotten truths begin resurfacing one by one, Addie must uncover who Lucia really was… before her memories consume both of them.