The Architect of Dreams: Some dreams aren’t meant to be remembered. But he did.

Some dreams are meant to be forgotten. Others refuse to let go.

After the death of his mother, thirteen-year-old Elian Vale begins waking with wounds he didn’t have before he slept. Cuts. Scars. Memories that don’t belong to him. His dreams don’t fade with morning—they follow him into mirrors, hallways, and the quiet spaces where reality thins.

When a friend becomes lost inside a shared dream, Elian discovers the truth his mother died protecting: dreams are not illusions. They are structures built from memory, and someone—or something—is tearing them apart.

The world has survived only because certain people are willing to disappear to hold it together.

Elian refuses to be one of them.

As forgotten places awaken and the cost of remembering grows unbearable, Elian is forced to choose between a system that erases pain by erasing people—and a far more dangerous path that allows memory, grief, and love to exist unfiltered.

To save what remains, Elian must confront the force that feeds on forgetting and decide who has the right to choose what the world remembers.

Because forgetting is easy. Remembering is dangerous. And some truths can’t be unlearned once they surface.

The Architect of Dreams is a dark, emotionally charged fantasy about memory, loss, and the courage it takes to stay human when the world offers easier answers.

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