Symmetry

Isolated and with no recollection of her past, Susy is kept captive in a facility where she battles her illness. Her only friend is an almost absent doctor, and her deepest sorrow is her father's disappointment in her. Before finding a cure, Susy's doctor tells her he won't see her again and leaves her a necklace with a key she must keep secret. Escaping that place had been a long-time dream, and upon attempting it, her curiosity takes her to a room where she finds the drawer the key unlocks and uncovers what she believes to be a love poem. As she runs away from her prison, a man grabs her and asks her to trust him. Infatuated at the sight of him, she feels she knows him and can trust him even if she soon realises that he might be more dangerous than she thought. Susy is adamant about not allowing her feelings for this man to grow deeper as they run from the ones who want to keep her locked up. At least not until she remembers everything about who she is and what she needs to do to stop the death of billions.