Five Years to Remember

For five years, Maggie has lived a life of daily sacrifice, forced to reintroduce herself to her husband, Jon, whose rare amnesia wipes his memory clean every time the sun sets.

After a tragic car accident, Jon developed a rare amnesia that resets his memory at sundown. Maggie, his devoted wife, works tirelessly to afford an experimental cure while enduring the daily heartbreak of meeting her husband anew. Over five years, she has kept their love story alive, repeating their history every morning.

When the crucial experimental drug is administered, Maggie returns home full of desperate hope, only to find the drug appears to have failed. But as she prepares for the painful daily ritual, Jon instinctively complains about a small, mundane detail—the speed of the ceiling fan—a habit she created during his amnesia. Maggie realizes her sacrifice was not in vain: though he can't remember their past, her love has forged a hidden, continuous memory of their present, proving he has been listening all along.