My Little Sister Has Amnesia

Losing one's memories is a terrifying experience, stripping away identity and leaving behind an overwhelming void. When a young woman suddenly finds herself without any recollection of her past, she must navigate a world that feels entirely foreign. In the midst of this profound confusion, there is seemingly only one person left to rely upon: her older brother. He stands as her sole anchor to a life she can no longer remember, making him the natural choice to help guide her back to herself. However, placing absolute trust in another person—even family—comes with its own uncertainties. As she depends on her brother to reconstruct her forgotten history, lingering doubts begin to surface regarding the nature of their relationship and the truth behind her condition. The premise raises a compelling question about vulnerability and reliance: when your entire past has been erased, is the sibling claiming to protect you truly the one person capable of bringing your memories back, or does this dependence carry unforeseen complications?