Something terrible is happening in the peaceful village of Watertown. Once voted the second most desirable place to live in the country, Watertown has quickly become the most undesirable place in the entire world. The citizens of Watertown don't know it yet but the evil that lurks within their precious town is right on their doorstep.

In this gripping psychological thriller, a woman recounts her own murder at the hands of Evelyn Evander, a seemingly kind neighbor consumed by vengeance over her brother’s death. Evelyn meticulously infiltrates the woman’s life, her plan unfolding slowly until, one fateful night, she brutally kills her.

She couldn't remember how she got there; her eyes ran through the room desperately, looking for a clue in this profound darkness. She couldn't find anything; the darkness filling the room was oppressive, not even a dim light to help her out of her confusion. She tried to move, but something was restraining her. The ropes were cutting into her wrists.

How did she end up like this? Tied up like a vulgar animal, shaking and squirming on a filthy floor.

Evelyn awakens in a stark, modern room with no memory of how she arrived. As she navigates the clinical, unsettling environment, she uncovers disturbing clues—a picture frame with no photograph, cryptic messages, and fragmented memories that hint at a larger conspiracy. Initially believing someone she trusts might be manipulating her, Evelyn's paranoia deepens as the room’s features subtly change and new, troubling clues appear.