When Alex dies, she’s met not with peace, nor an afterlife, but a corridor filled with doors. Behind each door lies a memory from her past, a chance to relive and reshape the choices that still haunt her. Each time she steps into a memory, though, she forgets the corridor, resetting her life to loop endlessly from that point forward. But in a glitch of fate, Alex begins to remember the corridor. Driven by "what ifs" and her longing to rewrite regrets, she dives into her memories again and again, convinced she can finally fix everything. Each new loop, however, ends the same way: with her death, her return to the corridor, and a growing desire to escape the cycle altogether. To break free, Alex faces a haunting truth: if she really wants to reshape her life, she’ll have to die—again and again. The Corridor of Memories is a dark journey through nostalgia, regret, and the danger of refusing to let go. As Alex confronts the past, she realizes that true freedom may come not from rewriting her choices, but from learning to cherish the life she had all along.