After a brutal crash leaves sound designer Mara Keene with a fractured memory and a life that doesn’t fit, doctors insist the man she loves never existed. No photos. No ring. No “Alex.” Just gaps that don’t feel like amnesia—more like edits.
Back in her Los Angeles studio, Mara catches a whisper buried inside white noise: Mara… they made you forget. A midnight summons to Room 7B leads to a hidden patient, a stolen flash drive, and audio clips no one should possess—proof that someone has been watching, testing, and rewriting her reality through sound.
The deeper Mara digs, the more the world turns hostile: surveillance in her walls, voices that mimic her own, silence engineered to erase truth. If she can’t decode the “mother frequency” behind the whispers, she won’t just lose Alex—she’ll lose herself.
Because the static isn’t interference. It’s a protocol. And she’s already tuned in.