Forgetting Alice Novels & Stories

The Witch of Neverwhere. I sighed loudly. I seemed to have forgotten about what she said. How could I forget such things that are important? I wanted to bang my head against the counter for forgetting things. Why am I such a forgetful person? “You forgot, didn’t you?”, Lyv smiled gently, tilting her head to the side slightly.

I arrived at the school parking lot, met Alice who greeted me cheerfully. “Good morning, La.” “Good morning, Alice.” “Have you done your chemistry homework?” I widened my eyes. “Which homework?” “Did you forget? Hish, even though today was collected.” Bad! Why could I forget to do my chemistry homework? That fierce mrs.Eny will definitely not forgive me, especially her spicy words that are ready to pounce on anyone who doesn’t do her homework. “Have you done your chemistry homework, Alice?” I asked. “I’ve done my homework, La. You can copy my answer.” Alice said.

" You promised to give me a treat today. Did you forget about it?” Today is Alice’s birthday and she promised her friend to treat her to a meal. She remembered her words and said with a smile, “ Where do you want to eat?” Alexa gave her a big gummy smile and said, “ Same, at our favourite spot. Now go and get ready.” She kinda ordered her. As soon as Alice entered her bathroom, Alexa’s smile was replaced by a sad expression. She knows about the worsening condition of her friend’s father and how much her friend is worrying about the money for her father's treatment. Her thoughts were broken when she heard the opening sound of the bathroom door. " Shall we?" Alice asked and they both left for

she mumbled, trying to shake off the remnants of drowsiness. Axel's grip tightened, and he leaned in closer to Alice, his voice unwavering. "Mom didn't come home last night. We need to find her, Aunt Alice. Remember our plan?" Reality crashed down on Alice as her best friend's absence flooded her mind. The fog of sleep quickly dissipated, replaced by a surge of concern. She sat up abruptly, the gravity of the situation hitting her like a ton of bricks. "Oh no, you're right," she exclaimed, her voice filled with a mix of worry and slight determination. "We need to find her immediately. Let's….. go…..."

"Thomas. Thomas Whitmore." "And you claim to know my mate?" "Yes, Alpha. We grew up together in an orphanage run by…" He caught himself, remembering my instruction. "Sorry. Yes, I know Aeliana. We were close as children." I leaned forward, letting my Alpha presence press against him until he shifted uncomfortably. "Interesting. Because Aeliana has no memory of any orphanage. No memory of friends from her childhood. In fact, she remembers almost nothing before age seven or eight, and certainly no one named Thomas Whitmore."

No one remembered. If it weren’t for the bruises that had faded weeks later, the soreness that lingered like a secret, I’d think I was delusional. A hallucination born of tequila and desperation. But he was real. He had to be. Somewhere out there, Ronan Vale existed. And I couldn’t let him go. Lisa’s voice snapped me back. “Earth to Li. You okay?” “Yeah. Just… nervous about classes.” She squeezed my knee. “You’ll crush it. Always do.”

Half turned face. He said I recognised you. He said I recognised your hands. She listened to all of it without speaking. When he finished she sat with it for a moment. She said I do not remember it. He said I know. She said I have tried to remember it. She said I have been trying since I read your letter. She said there is nothing there. She said it was a summer I cannot locate. She said I must have been passing through. She said I must have seen what was happening and done what needed to be done and moved on.

I needed a drink. Something strong. I walked to the bar, my fingers trembling very slightly—more from frustration than fear. I poured whiskey into a glass, downed it, and poured another. But as I took the second sip… the image surfaced again. Those boys. I set the glass down slowly. They couldn’t be… No. Alice left six years ago. Six years. Six years of complete silence. Six years of disappearing like she never existed in my life. Six years of refusing to let me find her.

silver suddenly said coming out from under the bed bringing me back to reality as Alicia stood up quickly adjusting herself "sil... Silver, you are here already? When did you arrive?" she asked and silver folded her arms staring at me in particular "come on little princess, I am sorry, I suddenly forgot" I said and she hissed, this little girl ehhhh "how will you not forget when you were busy touching a$$!?" she said and went out of the room, gosh is this one a grandmother or a kid "Alex???" Alicia said staring at me "well what, OK fine I forgot she was here OK, it suddenly slipped off my mind, don't even try to say I am rotten OK because I am not" I said smiling standing up and went to my c

It was a good thing for Alica to die, it was because I knew that her being gone it would only be a matter of time before he forgets everything about Alicia and that made me happy. The smile on my face suddenly vanished and I thought of something and that is when I decided to fake my own death Artfold was unable to forget about me, and it was not until he had an encounter with Alicia that he started forgetting about me and I am sure that it will be the case soon. Artfold will soon start forgetting about Alicia because I will be there to keep him warm. I will let him have a shoulder to lean on so that he will forget her as soon as possible. I now realized that it wasn't entirely a bad thing fo