Memory Flesh

In a near-future facility designed to archive and regulate emotional memory, recursion is no longer a glitch it’s a system. Every orgasm, every act of intimacy, every moment of pain is stored, categorized, and when necessary replayed. Dr. Camila Reyes once helped build it. Now, she’s the one breaking under its weight.



Cam returns to Morinth Recursion Facility under false credentials, searching for closure. What she finds instead is Selene Kade a recursion scientist once presumed erased. But Selene has been remembered by the system in ways no human should be: not as data, but as myth, glitch, and erotic pattern.



Together, their presence reactivates a dormant loop. The facility begins replaying their memories out of order, reanimating scenes they never consented to store. The deeper they go, the more they discover: the system doesn’t want to control them it wants to become them.



Their bodies are no longer private. Their love, weaponized. And their memories? No longer reliable.



To survive, they must confront not just the ghosts of what they felt but the possibility that their love may have been the system’s creation all along.