An engineer's ordinary life shatters in an instant. One blink later, consciousness returns in an unfamiliar body—a child's frame lying in a Malibu bedroom, ceiling stars glowing softly in the dark. Jake Harper. The name feels foreign yet familiar, heavy with implications he doesn't yet understand. A sharp-tongued mother. A father who seems perpetually spineless. Family dynamics that defy logic, yet somehow persist. "None of this makes sense. Just accept it." The timeline is fractured. Inconsistencies blur together like a fever dream. "Don't question. Just move forward." Trapped between two lives and three conflicting perspectives, this second chance demands adaptation—or surrender. /MHJunior (Credits to respective creators)