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Chapter Nineteen: The Room Where I Forgot

Autor: Author klaus
last update Data de publicação: 2026-09-19 01:36:23

The photograph on my phone made it difficult to breathe. My mother stood beside the same person I had seen in the old photograph, and the message beneath the picture kept burning into my mind: ASK HER WHY SHE LIED. I stared at my mother’s face, searching for some explanation in her expression, but the photograph gave me nothing. She looked calm, almost as if she had no idea that years later, her image would become the center of a nightmare I couldn’t escape.

Jace noticed my hands trembling and
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    The memory hit me so hard that my knees nearly gave out. I grabbed the edge of the table while Jace caught my shoulder, but I barely noticed him. I was no longer standing in the abandoned room. I was back there, seven months ago, trapped inside a memory that had been buried beneath fear and confusion. I could see the same room clearly now, including the medical equipment, the chair in the center, and my mother standing beside me with tears running down her face. Ethan was there too, standing between me and someone else, and his voice was shaking as he told that person to stay away from me.I could hear the conversation now, but the words came in broken pieces. My mother was begging someone not to hurt me, while Ethan kept insisting that they had already gone too far. I remembered being confused and frightened, asking why everyone was arguing about something I didn’t understand. Then the person behind me stepped closer. I couldn’t see their face clearly, but I remembered the sound of t

  • My Basketball Rival is my Roommate    Chapter Nineteen: The Room Where I Forgot

    The photograph on my phone made it difficult to breathe. My mother stood beside the same person I had seen in the old photograph, and the message beneath the picture kept burning into my mind: ASK HER WHY SHE LIED. I stared at my mother’s face, searching for some explanation in her expression, but the photograph gave me nothing. She looked calm, almost as if she had no idea that years later, her image would become the center of a nightmare I couldn’t escape.Jace noticed my hands trembling and gently took the phone from me. He studied the photograph before looking at me with concern. Carter, don’t let whoever sent this control what you do next. I knew he was right, but hearing my mother’s name connected to another secret only made the anger inside me grow. I told him that I had spent my entire life trusting my mother, and now I didn’t even know which memories were real. According to Marcus, she had died seven months ago, yet someone had been using her number to contact me, sending mes

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    The words on the security screen refused to leave my mind. Carter entered the underground room at 11:12 p.m. I stared at the record, waiting for someone to tell me there had been a mistake, but nobody did. My hands were cold despite the warmth in the room, and the silver key felt strangely heavy in my palm. I had spent seven months believing that night had nothing to do with me, only to discover that I had been inside this university while Ethan was still alive. The worst part was knowing there was a version of me who remembered everything I had forgotten.Jace stepped closer and placed a hand against my back. Carter, breathe. I tried, but my thoughts were moving too quickly. How did I get inside? I asked. The security officer brought up another record and explained that I hadn’t used my student ID. The door had been opened manually from inside. My stomach tightened at the realization. Then someone let me in. Coach looked at Jace before answering that either someone had opened the doo

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