When Maya returns to her childhood home on Wren Lane, she expects dust, memories, and maybe a few forgotten corners of grief. What she doesn't expect is how quiet the house has become—or how alive it feels.
But the silence hides more than sorrow.
As Maya and her younger brother Arjun settle in, strange things begin to surface: rooms that shift, whispers in the walls, and a name neither of them remembers—Mina. The deeper Maya digs, the more she unearths not just the house's secrets, but the ones buried within herself.
Because Wren Lane doesn't just remember its past.
It remembers yours.
Some memories were never meant to be remembered.
A slow-burning psychological horror that begins with warmth and ends with unease, The House on Wren Lane is a haunting story of childhood, loss, and the cost of knowing too much.
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