Araki Forgot Novels & Stories

Trying to piece it together. “A place… people… they said—” her voice broke slightly. “They said I wasn’t supposed to remember.” Kael went still. “That’s not possible,” he said. Aria looked at him. “It happened,” she insisted. Kael’s jaw tightened. “What else?” She hesitated. Then— “There was an Alpha,” she said slowly. Kael didn’t react outwardly. But something shifted. “He said I would forget.” Silence. Heavy. Kael released her slowly, stepping back.

I glanced over at Aella as she sat down next to Bryan, and then I turned back to everyone again. “Whatever followed you from the Shadowborne Pack must still be here. Unfortunately, we are dealing with something supernatural,” I said, pausing before looking at Arina, who fed Kiara some cottage cheese. She seemed so innocent. Clearing my throat, I called her, “Arina, I hate to ask, but I need to know more about what happened to you,” I told her. Arina looked over at me with a sad expression on her beautiful face. “I don’t remember much,” she said softly. “Zakara said she erased my memories or blocked them."

It was said that he had forgotten how old he really was. "I would like to accompany you to see your mate, if I may? I was once in love with a female in that village. But her father did not favor our union. The Clutch has a long memory and well remembered the death of your parents, so it was decided that I would leave the village. I never forgot her. And I would very much like to see if I recognize any of what might be her ancestors." Tine could only nod. He could only imagine the pain that the old dragon had felt. Just being separated from Mira to come to this meeting of the Elders was almost debilitating. Raptor had literally had his love ripped away from him.

I had felt like a monster, a creature who didn't deserve the title of Alpha or Mate. But here was a Gatekeeper of the ancient world, demanding proof that I wasn't just a hollow shell. It wanted proof that I was capable of love. I could show them. I could give them a memory, and Remy would see. She would know that despite the spell, despite the darkness, the truth lived in my heart. I closed my eyes. I reached into the archives of my mind, searching for the brightest, most undeniable memory I possessed. The Meadow. I pulled it forward.

Arik's broken voice called out to me. I quickly looked at him. My heart sank further as I saw the immense pain and sorrow in his eyes. I felt like the sky and earth had collapsed on me. "A-Arik, please… Don't…" I stuttered. My own words choked me. He looked so helpless, and I felt utterly powerless. Especially when he sadly smiled at me. "I'm sorry, baby, but please, if I ever forget you... don't wait for me to remember you again. Don't confine yourself and your heart to me."

"What?!" I let out a pursed smile. "Yes, Ar. I have forgotten everything that happened to me in Japan, including my marriage with Kim." Ara clutched her heart as she looked at me, her eyes squinting in disbelief. "How did you find it out? Why can't you remember? What happened to you?" "Ar, save your questions later when we have all the time in the world to talk." Ara pinched my waist. "If it were not for Mr. Yuki's invitation, I wouldn't have known."

Vera leaned against the railing, Raven speaking in low tones, and she laughed softly at something he said. Something had changed between them. I could feel it, and I finally made my decision. That day, I was the last one in the hall that evening. I finished transcribing the survey records, stacked the scrolls, set down my pen. On impulse, I checked Vera's feed. A photo from the south. Night banquet. Raven held his cup over hers, letting a single drop of his blood fall into her glass. A gesture of the highest recognition a clan lord could offer, a gift of his own essence.

"Don't apologize. Apologies are for people who can fix things. You can't fix my eye. And you certainly can't bring back the memories the gold has already eaten." "What did you forget?" Kael asked, his heart thudding. Aria looked at him, and for a heartbeat, the porcelain mask pulverized. Her eye filled with raw terror. "I tried to remember your father's name this morning," she whispered. "I know I knew it. But when I reached for the sound... there was only gold dust. I’m forgetting you, Kael. The link is being deleted, piece by piece." Kael grabbed her human wrist, his calloused fingers locking tight. "Then let me stay. Let me be the one who remembers for both of us. If you forget the hate..

Aariz. His silver eyes glowed unnaturally. And his face carried a sadness that felt centuries old. 💔 “You finally came back.” The boy whispered. Ilyaan stepped backward. “I don’t know you.” Aariz smiled sadly. 🌙 “That’s because they made you forget.” ⚡ Suddenly the mirror cracked. 💥 The room shook violently. Dark shadows appeared behind Aariz. 🌑 And before everything disappeared— Aariz shouted— “Don’t let them take your memories again!”

Annika said, her face clouded with disappointment. Aria’s heart sank. She had genuinely forgotten about that promise. It had been a month since Theodore made it, but Annika hadn’t forgotten.