Amnesia Suitors Novels & Stories

I whisper, and she sighs, turning to look at me. “What is wrong with my lineage? I mean, haven’t we proven that we are allies to this continent? What more do you people want?” she asks, staring into my eyes. It just confirms everything I have been suspecting when I stare into her eyes. She has selective amnesia, otherwise, she would have known why her family isn’t allowed to marry any of us. ‘Well, certainly not us. Maybe that asshole Cassian. Because we do what we want,’ Zane growls

“This life is all I’ve ever known. At least, as far as I can remember.” I furrowed my brow. “What do you mean?” I asked. “The amnesia,” she said, turning to look at me with a puzzled expression on her face. “You don’t know?” “No,” I replied slowly as I straightened my posture. Erica sighed and chuckled at the same time. “All of the girls have amnesia. None of us can remember our pasts before being taken as escorts.” “None of you?” My eyes widened. “Nope. Not a single one.”

“You’re never going to believe this!” As I’m thinking about what to do next, my wife comes into the room. She looks anxious, but there’s a hint of satisfaction in her eyes as she hands me a report. It’s about Aria. According to the latest news, she’s suffering from selective amnesia. Apparently, she doesn’t remember anything about the crash or even about Ethan. She’s living with Adam Miller, convinced that she’s his newlywed wife.

Hale's report. I attempt to maintain a professional detachment in the face of unpleasant information; however, the emotional pain lingers. I've grown accustomed to being the center of Aiden's attention. He's pursued me with utmost dedication, so I'm the last person he should have forgotten. If anyone's memories should have been shielded, it should have been his stepmother or stepbrother, who are effectively adversaries to him. Dr. Hale mentioned that stronger feelings are more susceptible to disruption in retrograde amnesia. It's unpredictable, potentially affecting memories associated with intense emotions, whether pain, love, or regret.

said Axelina. "Sorry, I can't remember about us at all," said Amar regretfully. He couldn't imagine how Axelina would feel right now. The wife he forgot because of the amnesia he was going through. All the memories about the two of them, Amar doesn't remember it at all. “Don't force your memory too much. I don't want anything happen to you. Let your memory run with time. The most important thing for me, I can be with you when this is more than enough for me. I don't want anything anymore,” said Axelina.

They had already left Phoenicia, so how could she refuse now? Although she didn't like the frontiers, she wanted to be with Nathan. If he genuinely wanted her to go with him, then she was willing. But the situation wasn't what she had in mind. She only saw a competition of pride between Nathan and Oliver. Nathan hadn't brought her along out of sincerity. For a while, Suzanne remained silent before she said, "Nathan, I suffer from amnesia. To me, Oliver is a stranger and there's nothing between us. You don't have to worry about being cheated on.'"

But behind closed doors, he was a passionate lover whispering empty promises. I didn’t know why, but the pain felt deeper than it should, like an old wound I couldn’t remember getting. My amnesia might fade, that memories could be triggered. Maybe this hollow ache was an echo from a past my brain refused to unlock, a feeling I’d faced before but couldn’t place. I ran a hand through my hair, trying to smooth it into place, when the soft click of the closet door made me jump. Damien stood there, looking impossibly handsome in his own tailored black suit. His eyes, usually so guarded lately, were dark with an emotion I couldn’t read.

Amelia remembered that balcony was the one Hannah had mentioned—it was Leona's room. She lowered her gaze as she recalled Liam coming down the hall. The white suit he wore matched Leona's white dress like a bride and groom at a wedding. A white suit? Liam never wore white suits, and there were none in his closet. Moreover, they had met in the afternoon, and she vividly remembered Liam wearing a gray suit. Amelia looked up at the balcony again. The suit hung on the empty balcony was now more visible to her. It was indeed a gray suit!

Because every real man would love this kind of thing. "I prefer you like him!" Zane stared at the figure in front of him with furrowed brows. He was about to swear, but when he looked at the suit of clothes, shoes and the smooth, well-groomed skin of the man in front of him, Zane stopped him. She firmly believed that the man was very rich and it seemed that he had seen him too. But where? Zane did not remember where he had ever seen the figure in front of him. Naturally, Zane has a short term memory system. Because for Zane, it didn't matter at the time. Actually, not only that, the name of his girlfriend and future wife, Zane, often forgets. Yes, you know, they are not a priority for Zane.

I stared at Killian who nodded and began to explain. “Selective amnesia is a form of memory loss in which a person loses specific memories while keeping back others, and this is often related to particular events or time periods. This condition can be triggered by trauma, stress, or psychological factors, and typically, the memories lost are those associated with emotionally distressing or significant experiences.