What if the past didn't rewind… it rewrote you?Charlie Virellan escaped the spiral once. Or so he believed.Now reality wears a mask stitched from misplaced memories and mirrored echoes. Coffee brews before he wakes. Streets realign overnight. And every time he blinks, the world seems to shift-rewriting itself around a version of him he doesn't remember being.Haunted by Sophie, who arrives whispering of dreams and broken loops, and Evelyn, who fractures across timelines like a glitch in the divine, Charlie must confront an impossible truth:He may not be the original.As the spiral embeds deeper, reality fractures into drafts. Friendships blur. Reflections blink out of sync. And a hall of versions begins to gather-each one asking:"Which Charlie are you… and are you the one we'll keep?"A story of recursion, identity collapse, and grief that rewinds itself, Haunt Theory is not just a sequel-It's a memory haunting its own rewrite. Charlie VirellanOnce a grieving man chasing clarity, now a fragmented echo of himself. Each memory feels slightly too edited. But when the system wants to overwrite him, Charlie becomes the glitch that refuses deletion. EvelynA woman, a guide, a constant. Except in this volume-she's breaking. Across mirrors, across drafts, across emotion itself. Was she a protector or an archivist? Either way, she's watching-and crumbling. SophieShe remembers things Charlie doesn't. Sometimes she's a lover. Sometimes a warning. Sometimes, she isn't even herself. But across every version, she carries the same question: "If I'm not written in, do I still feel real?" Matt DrelanCharlie's best friend… or a construct made for continuity. His presence feels familiar. Too familiar. What happens when the version of your friend remembers being programmed? The Other CharliesNot copies. Not clones. Versions. Iterations. Some want his life. Some want his silence. All of them know something Charlie has yet to learn:You are the product of the edits you survive

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