Zero History

Hollis Henry finds herself reluctantly drawn back into the orbit of Hubertus Bigend, a charismatic yet enigmatic figure at the forefront of global marketing. Initially hoping to distance herself from the world of high-stakes advertising, she is pulled back in by a series of compelling reasons that she cannot ignore. As she delves deeper into Bigend's latest project, the lines between reality and perception begin to blur, challenging her understanding of identity and connection.

The narrative unfolds through a series of twists and turns that weave together themes of consumerism, surveillance, and the collision between technology and humanity. With each revelation, Hollis discovers that the stakes are higher than she could ever have imagined, as the influence of Bigend's work seeps into the fabric of everyday life.

Amidst a backdrop of urban intrigue and the relentless pace of modern existence, characters navigate a world shaped by obsessive branding and the search for authenticity. The journey is as much about uncovering hidden truths as it is about the struggle for agency in a landscape dominated by corporate power.