博客來Most people never notice when a moment ends.
Evan does.
He can feel it-the instant a conversation is already decided, when a meeting has quietly resolved, when a future has chosen itself before anyone says yes. It’s always been a quirk of attention. A habit of staying a second too long.
Until one day, the moment doesn’t finish.
After Evan unintentionally disrupts a decision that should have been closed, small things begin to slip. Meetings end differently. Stories hesitate. Reality seems to wait-watching to see whether he will let it settle.
Someone notices.
Behind governments, markets, and media, unseen forces work to keep the world stable by ensuring every narrative resolves cleanly. They don’t erase events. They edit them. And Evan has become a liability.
As the cost of interference mounts-lost time, missing records, people quietly erased from memory-Evan must decide how much uncertainty a life can hold before it breaks.
And whether some endings are too dangerous to allow.
