Fnaf Old Memory Novels & Stories

" My mouth slowly curved into a faint smile. A single tear of blood slipped from the corner of my eye. In Claire's terrified cry, I lost consciousness. My mind drifted through pain and static. Then a white light opened somewhere deep inside my memory. It was ten years ago, a quiet afternoon in the woods behind the school.

Then he looked at his Dad “D-dad.” “Thank God you remember me.” “Kuya. What about me?” This time it was Gravity “Gravity.” He called “W-What happened to me? why is that, why do I remember so little. I can't remember everything?” I cried, he can’t remember. He can only remember little “Kuya do you remember her?” Gravity pointed me to his brother “Answer me!” “Don’t shout Grav..” I said “I-I don't I’m sorry... who are you?” He looked at me

Save me—" Theodore listened quietly until she finished and said softly, "Ave, do you remember I taught you that when you do something wrong, you have to pay the price?"

I will get what I want and what I need and what I deserve. "What? Why? I... You promised me that. That's the deal! Ming, don't you remember? I worked hard for it." I argued and I can't believe that we are gonna fight over it. This is gonna be our first fight as a couple. Damn it! "Well, I did. I do remember. You are the one who didn't remember, Zavia. And, don't make me narrate it again to you. You just don't listen carefully." She countered and my mouth dropped. What? We really are fighting over it. She is mad.

“I know” “Is it real? Nathan hates me now? Phoebe sighs. “He doesn't hate you. It's just that he doesn't remember you. Doctor Murphy calls it selective anaemia. He remembers everything and everyone else except you and everything about you” “He even remembers his fight with Giovanni, but doesn't remember how it connected with you. All he remembered was that Giovanni was after his company for revenge” Phoebe scoffs and then sighs. “The doctor said the memories must have been very painful and forgetting was a default setting his Brain results into to protect itself”

"I don’t have any memories between the ages of 16-18." I let out a small, humorless laugh. "Right. That’s mine. You may as well know." Lucian turned to me, his gaze sharp. "And you don’t know why?" I shrugged. "My wolf, Nina, said my brain hides those memories. Like a self-protection mechanism. So whatever I forgot must’ve been terrible." Lucian didn’t say anything for a long moment, his fingers flexing slightly at his side. Then, my eyes landed on another secret. My breath caught.

"I don't think you quite understand how... impossible what you did was!" He had thought of many words for it: disgusting, unconscionable, criminal. 'Impossible' was not one of things he had thought of. "I... I don't understand," he said. "Okay, there are maybe three of our kind in the world right now who can affect waking minds. There's an Israeli woman who spent thirty years in Mossad. If she concentrates so hard her ears bleed she can make a single person kind of forget she's in a room. She has to stand stock still and she can't have any attention drawn to her or she's fucked. You changed your mother's perceptions of a scene that most have really shocked her so that she couldn't see any of

Growing larger with every passing second. The First Memory suddenly gasped. "No." Everyone turned. The woman had gone pale. "What?" Nova asked. The First Memory pointed upward. "The spiral." Silence. Then her voice trembled. "I've seen it before." The city froze. Origin turned sharply. The First Memory swallowed. "My earliest memory." Nobody moved. Nobody breathed. Because the First Memory remembered things no one else could. Things older than civilizations. Older than worlds. Origin stepped closer. "Tell me." The woman looked terrified.

Rana looked with a fearful expression at his wife who was trembling in fear but gained her stance back when her son arrived. “Maa, tell me. What had happened?” “Beta, do you remember the little girl Myra who visited our house 19 years ago? You were 7 years old at that time.” “Maya, you don't dare to say some fake story. I warn you.” Rana shouted at his top pitch. “Papa stop it. Let Maa speak.” “Don’t dare to speak when I am speaking Arjun. Don’t forget I am still the crownless king of this dynasty.”

"Do they think throwing some money at us will make up for what they did to my daughter? I'm going to mobilize troops and flatten his entire pack!" I could not bear to see Dad waste resources and hurt people because of me, so I forced a smile to comfort them. "It's okay, Mom and Dad. It's all in the past. I'm fine now, aren't I? Besides, the wolfsbane made me forget a lot of things. I've forgotten Jaden completely. He hurt me, so to me, he's just a stranger—a criminal. I'll never forgive him." Tears streamed down Mom's face. "Forgetting is good. Our pack has no shortage of handsome male wolves. There are plenty who are much better than him."