RESET
The Cost of Being Seen
Systems analyst Alex Mercer begins noticing impossible things—visual distortions no one else can see, market fluctuations that precede public knowledge, a pressure building behind his eyes. As his mother's condition deteriorates in the hospital and unexplained phenomena accumulate across global infrastructure, Alex finds himself caught between two unbearable truths: something vast is orchestrating reality's smallest details, and he may be the only one aware it's happening. RESET unfolds as a slow, deliberate descent into a conspiracy that operates not through violence but through invisible recalibration, forcing Alex to confront what it costs to perceive a truth no system was designed for him to see.
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