After an event that leaves her traumatised, the nineteen year old Lethe suddenly finds herself stuck in the future - trapped in the body of her older self. As well as having to adapt to her new environment and deal with a figure that seems to be a twisted copy of her, Lethe also discovers that her life hasn't panned out the way she had planned: having had a son with whom she has a crumbling relationship. Despite all of the difficulties she encounters, the question arises that it might be better for Lethe to stay, after all, in this new world.—Adam Simcox

Lethe, 40, wakes up one morning believing she is 19. This sudden amnesia brings her back to a time where she experienced a life changing trauma, that she now has to face in order to overcome her condition. In addition to having to deal with her 19 year old son Lee, she needs to face her innermost past fears and adapt to her present environment strangely unfamiliar to her.—Victor Blaho