Hector built his life around Shannon, and when she tells him the love is gone, he refuses to accept it as final. Instead of moving on, he retreats into the archive of their relationship: the first meeting, the small rituals, the fights he thought they'd survive.
He starts reconstructing their history piece by piece, convinced that if he can find where it broke, he can fix it. But the memories don't cooperate. The more carefully he examines them, the more he sees his own blind spots and the choices Shannon made quietly, alone. With each week that passes, Hector has to decide whether holding on is devotion or just another way of losing her.
