Cassian

Lian wakes up on a typical morning. Light glistens across the walls, her phone displays a familiar date. The day progresses as usual—until 6:47 PM. A flash of headlights, the sharp sound of brakes, a thud. Darkness.

And it's morning again. Same date.

This time she receives a message from an unknown number: "If you are reading this, don't go near the intersection in the evening." Signed - Cassian.

She doesn't know him. She's never met him. But he writes as if he's already lived this day. And more than once. The correspondence reveals: Cassian, too, remembers every cycle. For the entire world, the same day passes. For them, it's dozens of repetitions.

They begin to act cautiously: changing routes, meeting times, decisions. Sometimes an accident is avoided—but then something else happens. It's as if reality itself brings them back to the point of collision.

Over time, they decide to meet in person. For those around them, this is their first meeting. For them, too much is at stake. Between their attempts to save themselves, something more than just fear emerges.

They sense that the loop is connected precisely to the moment of their intersection. But why remains to be seen.

And once again, as the clock approaches 6:47 PM, Cassian writes:

"Lian... if everything resets again today, promise me that you'll still answer me tomorrow."