Erase
The memories of the late Stephanie White's past are haunting her clone, Julia. After the successful simulation of encoding and removing a person's memory with the Gold chip, Julia realizes that she can also use the same chip to erase her mind of Stephanie's memories. Bethany insists that the process be tested before Julia thinks about undergoing any kind of memory extraction. But when Julia has a chance meeting with an old lover, she is propelled to start a life with her own memories. Meanwhile Bethany's past creeps up on her as she starts to have recurring vivid nightmares of her ex-husband having sex with another woman. Adrian orders Colin to end his affair with Bethany. When Colin seems to resist, Adrian takes matters into his own hands.
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