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Fragments of memory.

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Sofia's POV

When my eyes jolted open, it was all dark and gloomy. My head throbbed with a pounding headache, and I held my head in my hands as it felt like it was going to explode.

“Mom!” My voice called weakly. At this point, she's the only one who seems genuine and trustworthy.

“Sweetheart, you are awake.” She gasped, and I heard some noises. Before I could ask any further questions, the lights in the room came on, and everything came into view.

“Are you okay? Is anything wrong? Do you need me to call any of the doctors?” She pressed, and I shook my head.

“No! I'm fine, it's just a slight headache. What happened?” I changed the topic immediately, and my mother sighed.

“Well.. you had a really bad episode. The doctor said it's common with patients of retrogressive amnesia. You had a huge accident, and the impact was really bad.” My mother took my hand into hers and explained.

“You just need to be patient with yourself and be calm. The doctor promised everything would retu
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