Amnesia Visual Novel English Novels & Stories

I've known him for a long time. He was surprised to hear that I didn't remember anything, but it was very mild. He said it was only temporary amnesia due to the D.E system having a slight bump while I was entering the virtual world, and we will wait two weeks to see if the situation improves. Virtual world, a phrase as light as a feather. My sadness, my confusion, my panic, my inner torment, just summed it up. Not paranoid, but virtual. - So before you recall, let me introduce myself, I'm Rio Suguru, just call me Mura, my neuropsychologist and psychologist, my partner in the D.E Virtual Reality project.

The silence that followed wasn’t heavy anymore but it needed to be broken. “Alaric…” I called out his name, “Well… There's something I'm confused about. I actually don't remember the reason why I'm here, I don't remember what happened.” “The doctor mentioned it. He says you have selective amnesia and the memories would come back slowly.”

I just used alternative ingredients but it is failed because it's not potent enough. "Let's get a lot of these, hurry. Find Lunette."

Iam shakingme? Please I don't want you getting hurt please go back to bed don't be scared I would never hur to you emily and then look at him.I thinkof what to say, but my mind is telling me torun far away right now."you drove the car that day?"," I was, but I wasn't trying to kill you"He tells me.,I'm confused and my mind is a mess.Howdo I know if he is even telling me the truth??"I don't believe you,I betyou found out about my accident and now,you are trying to trick me,"I yell.,"You had an accident?"he sounds alarmed.,"don't act like you didn't know."I shout.,"You are lying! is this you trying to keep upwith pretending you don't remember me?"heangrily says.,"No! I'm not pretending I don't

"Then you're wasting your effort. Lisa has been with me for years—everyone knows how much she loves me! She's only close to you now because she's lost her memory. Once I tell her the truth, she'll come back to me!" Grayson started to respond, but fell silent. The light in his eyes dimmed. He knew Ethan wasn't lying. All these years, he had seen with his own eyes just how deeply I loved Ethan. I caught that shift in his expression clearly and stepped forward. When they saw me, a flicker of panic crossed their faces. Ethan rushed toward me, pointing at Grayson. "Lisa, do you know—" Before he could finish, I cut him off. "Ethan, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed. I never lost my memory."

Gavin was watching her with his sharp eyes, observing Amara Gabriel. Her brows met as she looked at Misty. She couldn't answer her question. "My name," she uttered. "Yeah, your name." Misty said. "I-I…don't remember my name," her eyes went to Misty, confused. "Who am I? What happened to me?" All of them became silent. Misty was in awe. Her jaw almost dropped in front of the woman when she said that. Gavin's brows met while watching Amara Gabriel. "Does she lose her memories?" The old lady asked. "She did," Gavin uttered. Amara Gabriel lost all her memories.

Elena slowly stepped forward. “What's your name?” The girl smiled. “Amelia.” Elena swallowed. “Amelia…” “Yes.” “Who is your mother?” Amelia pointed directly at Elena. “You.” Elena shook her head. “No.” Amelia frowned. “You don't remember me?” “I've never seen you before.” “Yes, you have.” “When?” Amelia touched her chest. “Before you died.” Elena's heart pounded. “I never died.” Amelia tilted her head. “You did.”

Same eyes. Same body. But older. Amelia's voice echoed through the memory. “Subject Zero.” Ava's heart stopped. The woman inside the chamber opened her eyes. And she spoke. “I remember everything.” The vision shattered. Ava opened her eyes violently. “No…” Ethan caught her. “What did you see?” She looked at him. “You were there.” “Where?” “With Amelia.” Ethan stared at Amelia. “Mom?” Amelia said nothing. Jonathan stepped backward. Ava noticed.

Inside her nerves. Fragments kept flashing through her mind. Codes. Voices. Faces she didn’t recognize. And one strange recurring image— A child standing alone inside white light. Crying. She blinked hard, trying to shake it away. Daniel noticed immediately. “What’s wrong?” Amara hesitated. Then quietly— “I keep seeing things.” Michael looked at her instantly. “What things?” “Memories… maybe.” Michael’s expression tightened. “No.” Victor frowned. “No what?” Michael looked directly at Amara.

I was suddenly tempted to ruin the perfection of her skin with the harsh touch of my fingers, or perhaps even with my teeth against the side of her throat. It's strange how your head can forget things. I gazed into her eyes, glimmering from the alcohol, a wide grin stretching across her face, and I could barely recall Amy's features. She was once so deeply etched in my mind, her absence dominating my thoughts, but now her memory seemed hazy, fading into the background. I struggled to remember her smile, the sound of her voice, or anything at all... As I stared into Lilianna's eyes, Amy's memories grew fainter, like distant echoes fading into silence.