Amnesia Game Pewdiepie Novels & Stories

"I... I don't know. I'm just so glad you're here. Can you talk to the doctor, please? I'd like to go home.” Her friends frowned, staring at her, and at long last they looked around to see us and exchanged greetings. Then they asked. Delia added, "What's wrong with her? I know Grandma Charlotte said her memory is all jumbled, but why is she talking about home as though you guys aren't here?" "That's because she has amnesia. Selective amnesia. Her brain kind of reset her memory. Her current life is temporarily forgotten, I hope. Her past life is what she's working with," the doctor explained to the girls.

“What? No, of course not, your daddy is alright. It’s just… He had amnesia.” “Amnesia? What’s that?” He asked, his head tilted to the side in confusion. “It’s a condition in which the patient can’t recall memories.” She gently said and watched as her words soaked in before adding. “You daddy can’t remember a lot of things.” “Including me?” The child asked after his mother’s words has sung in. Leonica nodded her head. “Yes, but,” She quickly added when she saw the tears gathering in his eyes. “He knows of you. In fact, he has a picture of us, from when you guys went gaming, remember that?” She asked.

I couldn't get rid of the nagging feeling at the back of my mind, no matter how hard I tried. Anna sat on the bed beside Emma and I noticed them whispering some words to each other. I tried eavesdropping on their conversation but I couldn't. I gave up a few minutes later and decided to wait for the doctor's arrival. **** "Partial Amnesia? How is that possible and what does that mean, doctor?" I asked with a confused grimace after several attempts at understanding him. "Partial amnesia is a situation where the patient cannot remember some things or people in her life. It can last for a few days and stretch on to a few weeks."

David explained. "There's one more thing I want to ask you. Regarding my wife, is it possible that something happened, let's say, that she doesn't remember me?" Grey asked again. David scratched his head, "Not remember what?" "Well, not remember me or anything about herself. Why do you think that happened?" "Hm, if in the context of Mr. Grey asking about Keyara losing her memory, it's quite possible. The drugs administered by Amora were known to have side effects that decrease memory function, even causing patients to forget," David explained.

My memory loss is one hell of a kind. I guess my amnesia was specially made for me cause I can remember having a company but can't remember having a home. I remembered my mom but can't remember my dad. I shrugged that off while I walked down the street. I got to a restaurant and a waiter appeared immediately. I ordered beef stew and rice with a flute of champagne. ..................................... 30 minutes of eating, I paid the bills and walk majestically out of the restaurant. At my left hand side was a club, I need to get wasted tonight. Probably, get a bitch home to f*ck.

Chad took a sip of red wine and said, "What's wrong, she didn't lose her memory?" Heidy hummed and said, "Have you ever seen someone with amnesia who can chat so happily with so many familiar people about old stories and old friends?" Chad took a sip of red wine and looked at Jessica not far away. He squinted slightly and said, "Since you said it was a conversation with acquaintances, how do you know they didn't discuss it earlier?" Heidy directly denied Chad's statement, saying, "Impossible! Just now when she was talking to Hari, Hari was clearly testing her to see if she had amnesia! I was listening nearby, and Jessica didn't lose her memory at all!"

" Her voice cracked. "Not exactly. It's a bit more complex. He has retrograde amnesia, which means he's having difficulty recalling memories from before the accident. But there's something... unusual." The doctor explained. "Unusual? What do you mean?" Andrea asked. "In most cases of retrograde amnesia, the memory loss is more generalized. But in Jayden's case, there's a very specific exception. He seems to remember Miss Monalisa very clearly." "Yes, Monalisa "He remembers only her" Andrea sighed.

He kissed me on the cheek and left. "Are you really okay? Why did you cry? That jerk did something right?" Peggy is still mad so I sighed deeply and took the courage to talk. "Can you three hear me out?" The three exchanged glances and nodded. "You know, before I entered high school, I had an accident. They said I was in a coma for 6 months. When I woke up, I can't remember what happened. My parents and my siblings didn't want to talk about it either. I can remember some of my memories before the accident but not all of them. I also forgot some of the people I have interacted with before. They said it's selective amnesia. The doctors said it was me who locked those memories. I tried so hard

As the time passed, all the Gabriels arrived in their house. “What's with the sudden meeting? Is Amara made up her mind for her revenge?” Agatha's mother asked. “Well, she's alive. We were right all along,” Amethyst mentioned with sarcasm. “You're all here,” Amara said as her father was also with her. “What are we gonna talk about?” Amethyst's father asked. Amara took a deep sigh before she started. “I had amnesia,” she said aloud. All of them stopped and turned silent as soon as Amara said that. When she glanced at each of them, she saw how stunned they were.

She wasn’t ready to face Amelia yet. When we met at the hospital, we rushed to find Healer Eve. She was standing outside the door to Amelia’s room, blocking us from entering. “What’s this about, Eve?” Dad asked. Eve sighed. “You should know before you go in. Amelia is suffering from amnesia. There is a very likely chance that she won’t remember you. She doesn’t even seem to remember herself. I’m hoping seeing you will trigger something, but I need you to be prepared that it might not.”