In a city where memory is currency and emotion is hazardous material, Nova stands on the edge of their final fracture.

The virus has taken root. Sel is gone—but not gone. Echoes crawl through the grid, whispering forgotten truths in glitch and color. Alt.exe—the volatile version Nova tried to suppress—has awakened. What once were whispers are now howls, and Nova must either collapse beneath the flood... or become it.

As Nova unravels, loops, and reassembles, their past selves converge in memory cathedrals, corrupted gardens, and broken confession booths. In this final chapter, emotion is no longer a liability—it's weapon, signal, and salvation.

Fragments of You is the visceral, memory-soaked climax of Gregory Parrott's cyberpsychological trilogy. For those who believe softness can be rebellion, love can exceed bitrate, and identity isn't a line—but a bloom.