I Remember You Novels & Stories

I feel like floating endlessly in a timeline that does not exist yesterday and today. I have so many questions. The future looks very uncertain to me now. And the past, I have so many what ifs and only ifs. One thing I know is, ‘Eric thank you for loving me since the year 2000.’ *** ‘What did you see, Irina?’ asked grandmother. ‘Obaasan,’ I said. ‘Tell me, how come I didn’t remember Eric, it’s like I suffered from amnesia.’ ‘My child,’ grandmother said. ‘Our hearts never forget,’ she added. ‘Remember that,’

It's always times like these when I think of you And wonder if you ever think of me 'Cause everything's so wrong, and I don't belong Living in your precious memory Nicole gave Rachel the microphone and she continued singing. Cause I need you And I miss you And now I wonder If I could fall into the sky Do you think time would pass me by? Oh, 'cause you know I'd walk a thousand miles If I could just see you tonight And I, I don't wanna let you know I, I drown in your memory I, I don't wanna let this go I, I don't

The 30th Song by Billie Eilish Sometimes, you look the same Just like you did before the accident When you're staring into space It's hard to believe you don't remember it Woke up in the ambulance You pieced it all together on the drive I know you don't remember calling me But I told you, even then you looked so pretty In a hospital bed I remember you said you were scared And so was I In a stand-still on The Five, thought it was unusually early traffic Usually, I don't panic, I just wanted to be on time When I saw the ambulances on the shoulder, I didn't even think of pulling over I pieced it all together late that night And I know you don't remember calling m

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my head spins, my memories are fractured, skipping through my fingers like ice water, i know the boy was him. I just can't remember everything, only the pain, and the promise. The anesthesia drags me under again. Fenir whispers one word in the dark of my mind. Mate. And I black out.

utterly frozen “Did you just… call me Mimi?” I nodded slowly, almost like I was realizing it at the same time she was. “Yes, Mimi. I remember now.” I whispered. I stared at her face….not really the face but those kind eyes. Eyes that had always held something familiar, something warm that I didn't quite fix together. But now I remembered. She's Mabel fucking Smith. I remembered her now.

The smack. The room is full of male voices. I don't hear her, but I know she's there, probably on the sofa behind the door where I can't see her. The TV is new – or at least, second-hand – and there's a music video playing on screen. I stop. My feet are fixed to the floor. I can't move, because I know that song. The Stone Roses, I Am The Resurrection. That song has haunted me my whole life and as soon as I hear it now, I know what this is. I know what day. What time.

When he smiled, I couldn't help but smile too, even though I knew 100 per cent that I wasn't the reason behind his happiness. There was a certain beauty to this bittersweet situation. Loving someone in secret, without expecting anything in return. I used to think these scenarios only existed in romance novels and television dramas. I never thought I would live through it myself—the silent reality of falling for someone who belonged entirely to a memory. Yet, oddly enough, I was completely satisfied just by his presence, never demanding an ounce of his attention. “Hey!” Mum’s sudden nudge abruptly snapped me out of my trance. We were currently down in the garden, carefully cutting fresh roses

She was going to meet her fiance when she met a fatal accident that made her stay in a coma for seven months. From that day on, her misery began. She was diagnosed with permanent amnesia and she could not have a memory of her own. When she woke up, she found herself in a very unfamiliar environment, surrounded by unfamiliar people. Later, she was made to understand that she had gone through a very deadly accident and it was by a miracle that she survived. Now that she could not remember anything, everyone was introduced to her. Her fiance, who she was told that she was deeply in love with, a mother and a father, a sister, and a young brother who was very sweet and caring to her.

“Even if you never remember, it doesn’t matter. We can start over. We can be a family again.” I stepped back, out of their reach. “You’ve misunderstood. My memory is perfectly intact. I remember each of you. I remember everything.”