Forgetting Alice Novels & Stories

She could not help but burst into tears. "Alice? Alice! Can you hear me? Are you okay?" Lucas' worry now caught her eyes. Instead of answering, Alice stood up, away from the man. "Stop! Don't come near me! This is because of you! If only I didn't remember .... If only I still forgot ...." Alice couldn't continue her words. While she sobbed again, Lucas swallowed the bitterness. He realized that Alice's memory had recovered. Instead of hating Edmund, Alice hated him even more.

I was supposed to forget everything. Forget how she talked with her eyes staring at my soul. Forget how she smiled and her eyes closed for a moment. Forget how she threw tantrums here and there because people would not leave her alone. Forget how she always got angry at me and her nose turned red. Forget her voice which was always soft, filled with all emotions even if she tried to keep it neutral. Alice had no control over her emotions, her good heart. She suffered alot - too much but in the end, she pulled through everything. She lost herself there for a while but she managed to grab hold of herself and pull herself out of the trance.

Scarlett White subconsciously took a step back, tightly clutching the paper bag, "The necklace is not in here." "Then where is it?" Alice stared fixedly at the bag, obviously not believing Scarlett White's words. Scarlett White's gaze shot straight to Neil Davis, suppressing the bitterness and self-mockery in her heart, and replied, "I forgot to bring it." "Forgot?!" Alice's expression changed suddenly. Crossing her arms, she sneered, "Then why didn't you just forget to come?"

"I kind of regret your decision to drop out of college, Alicia." "You know, I think I really need to be treated. My mentality gets carried away easily, and some of the memories from my past are still missing like a puzzle missing a piece." Alicia crossed her arms over her chest. "There are only big points that I can remember and it's really annoying." Nicholas leaned forward, his expression serious. "Alicia, those missing pieces might hold the key to what happened at Golden High. Maybe it's time to dig deeper, to look back at those pieces of memory."

Until she broke the silence. “Where did you go?” I never intended to leave you. I lost my memory in a car accident, and it only came back a few days ago, and I have spent the entire year since not knowing my own name, and I am so sorry, so unbearably sorry, that you had to sit here every single day without any idea whether your daughter was alive. That was the truth, the whole devastating shape of it, sitting right behind my teeth. But I didn’t say any of it.

Alice said, and I can feel the pain again, which I tried to hide for so many days, and now I can feel the piercing in my heart. "Yeah, you are right, Al, I don't want to talk with him, but I can't deny I can't forget him no matter what I do, and I couldn't accept that he had forgotten me that easily, I told Ashton for how many times I will understand if he will follow his father's order, but now that it is happening I am in denial. He promised me that he would fight for our love no matter what, but now I can say Ashton was a liar and a coward." I said, and Alice remained silent, and I knew it was her way of telling me to continue to talk. "How could he give up on me that easily, Al?" I asked

he breathed, moving closer to the gate, his movements jerky and uncoordinated like a puppet with tangled strings, "No, that's not possible, you died, I held you while you.died, I buried you myself." The sentry backed away, giving his Alpha space. "I've never met you," I said, but doubt crept in. Why did his voice sound familiar? He gripped the bars next to mine, so close I could feel his heat. "Your eyes," he said softly, "the same shade of gray." "Lots of people have gray eyes." "Not like hers." His voice broke, and I saw devastating pain flash across his face. I swallowed hard. "I found this address in my things," I said quietly, "I don't remember anything from before a month ago."

When I returned to my study that night, I didn’t pour a drink. I didn’t call advisors. I didn’t calculate damage control. Instead, I opened the security archives. I watched old footage. Alice’s first birthday. I had thrown a small gathering. Private. Controlled. There had been a cake. Pink frosting. Alice smashing her hands into it and laughing. I remembered feeling proud. Now I watched Lily in my mind instead. Imagined her sitting alone somewhere, grieving. Maybe that same day. Maybe on that exact hour. Wondering what her daughter would have looked like at one year old.

she said #Next day "The lady I dismissed few days ago, you still have her application form right?" I asked Alice over the phone as I drove "Yes Sir" she replied "Forward it to my email" "I'll do that right away Sir" Alice replied I ended the call and focused on my driving But I couldn't really focus at all as I remembered the past I thought I had forgotten """"""""""'''"'''''''"""""""""""""'"""""""" I woke up by the lake not knowing where I was or how I ended up there

he muttered and a tear rolled from his eyes. "I didn't forget what she did but Rex" "Because of her hiding habit, we lost Alice" He yelled, making me shut my mouth. I tightened my lips remembering the moment when we rejected her. "We lost our Alice" he whimpered remembering all the moments we spent with her. He looks at his image in the river and remembers the moment when he came here with Alice in his wolf form and they both bath, cuddle, play, and spend memorable moments of their life. "You only tell me how can I forget Aana when because of her we lose Alice." He whimpered. I closed my eyes, feeling his pain, remembering how drastically her behaviour changed towards us four days before my