Noah does not exist. At least, not after a confusing accident left him with amnesia.

Waking up wounded and disoriented in what seems to be an abandoned apartment, he struggles to piece together fragments of memories that feel blurred and distant. Although everything around him appears ambiguous and unreal, an inner drive pushes him to search for answers, guided by an instinct for revenge.

As he moves through the apartment, trying to recall ordinary actions in search of an explanation and a way out, he discovers that every door is locked, trapping him in a bewildering confinement. Slowly, faint traces in his mind begin to reveal that his amnesia is no accident, but the result of a revenge plotted because he refused to be manipulated by Bárbara, his wife, and a mysterious interlocutor. Thus, Noah begins to realize that his memories seem to hold meaning not only within his inner world, but also beyond his own mind.