A conscripted grab driver wakes with no memory of his last three weeks—only a bloodstained NS uniform and a ghost whispering in Malay through his radio. The rules say no soldier carries a vehicle key without a thumbprint. His doesn’t.

A rebellious teen steals his neighbour’s secret kaya recipe to save his family’s hawker stall, triggering a ghostly feud rooted in colonialera food laws — and awakening a forgotten rule that turns hunger into sacred protest.

A boy trapped in 1963 must impersonate his dead uncle to pay off his father’s debt — but the colonial curfew, the hawker stall ledger, and the ghost’s unfinished duty won’t let him go back.

A disgraced geomancer must break a curse tied to British colonial land theft — or watch his grandson vanish into the HDB ghost stories no one dares name.

A returned overseas Chinese returns to preindependence Singapore with a British education and a silence he cannot explain — only to find his own family’s ancestral spirit haunting their new HDB flat, demanding he speak the old tongue or vanish like the kampong they buried.

A exah beng turns ghost after dying in a kampong fire, but his spirit can’t rest until he repays his National Service dues — because in this world, the dead still owe the state.

A Japanese nurse hired to care for a dying excolonial officer forgets her own past — until the HDB flats around her begin whispering in Malay, Chinese, and Tamil, remembering what the state erased.