SIX HALF

After surviving a devastating motorcycle accident, Shiori awakens to find that every memory of her life has been completely erased. Disoriented and vulnerable, she returns home under the care of her older brother and younger sister. However, instead of finding comfort in her family, she is met with an atmosphere thick with hostility. The tension between the three siblings steadily escalates, transforming what should be a safe haven into an environment fraught with unease and unspoken conflict. Her struggles extend far beyond the walls of her home. Upon returning to school, Shiori discovers that her peers harbor deep resentment toward her. Classmates relentlessly circulate vicious rumors about her past, systematically isolating her from any potential friendships or support networks. Stripped of her identity and shunned by everyone around her, she finds herself entirely alone in a world that seems determined to reject her. With no recollection of the person she used to be and no place where she truly belongs, Shiori faces an overwhelming emotional void. Cut off from both her history and her community, she must navigate this hostile reality without any guiding memories. As the pressure mounts from all sides, she is left to confront a harrowing question: how does one move forward when everything familiar has been lost?