Before anything is said, it’s already decided.
In a place where every movement is watched and only what is recorded becomes truth, what can be proven matters more than what is real.
When Candi becomes the latest focus of a system that never admits error, she begins to notice small inconsistencies—missing moments, shifted accounts, details that don’t sit cleanly inside the version of events being presented.
At first, they are easy to ignore.
Then they begin to repeat.
The deeper she looks, the clearer it becomes that the structure around her doesn’t rely on certainty. It relies on agreement. On what is accepted, recorded, and finalized.
And once it decides, there may be no way out.
