In a federal records unit buried beneath layers of clearance and silence, junior data analyst Reese Danner stumbles across a file that shouldn't exist—encrypted, outdated, and tagged for deletion under a clearance level that outranks her existence. But once opened, the file doesn't just reveal secrets—it changes everything around her.

Her access widens without reason. Her coworkers avoid her like she's contagious. Her apartment resets itself overnight. Every answer leads to another vanishing, another shadowed name, another dead end that seems to mirror her own.

As she dives deeper into the ENVOY-REDUNDANT protocol—a program no one claims to have built—Reese uncovers traces of missing whistleblowers, glitching surveillance feeds, and a disturbing pattern that always ends the same way: with erasure.

But the further she chases the truth, the more her world fractures. Memories don't line up. Faces change. Time loops. And somewhere in the chaos, she begins to suspect the biggest lie might be her own identity.

What if she wasn't meant to find the truth?

What if she was engineered to?

How do you blow the whistle...

when you're the one ringing it?