Engineer Maya wakes up on the day her boyfriend Liam dies in a lab explosion. Same sunrise. Same phone call. Same explosion. She has already lived through this day eleven times.
Every loop, she tries something different—calling the police, stopping Liam from going to work, even knocking him unconscious—but somehow death always finds him another way.
On the twelfth loop, Maya stops focusing only on saving Liam. She notices traces of abnormal radiation at the blast site, an encrypted message on Liam's phone, and a strange reaction from her boss, Dr. Vance, who seems far too familiar with the idea of time repeating.
The truth is worse than she imagined: Liam's death was not an accident, and neither is the loop. Maya is the test subject in an experiment designed to trap her inside the same day.
When she finally gets close to the center of it all, Dr. Vance calmly tells her, “Every loop helped us improve the algorithm. We already have the data we needed.”
Maya smiles and presses the jammer hidden in her pocket. “Then you should've calculated that I'd bring this.”
She is done trying to escape the loop. Now she wants to destroy the people who built it.
