If I Remember Correctly Novels & Stories

And impossibly close. “Now you remember.”

Iya hesitated to nod but eventually did while nervous. “This is not good,” the aunt commended worriedly. “Are you sure, Hija?” Iya couldn’t answer her immediately because it was the truth which is a big problem to her too. “I—I can’t remember anything, Aunt Mary…” Iya said hysterically. “I can’t remember anything!”

The crowd erupts in a small chain of laughter and Sophie's proud face was all I could remember. "I am a victim of abuse and I use 'am' instead of 'was' because even now, even when I'm happy and overall healthy, there was times and things that cause me to relive through all those memories that should've been long forgotten. I won't say anything about what actually happened, you can find it on the internet. I've looked myself up too, the information is pretty accurate," my hands tremble with every word but I stay rooted to the ground and continue speaking.

I felt embarassed looking back at them, so, I tried looking away and immediately return to my seat. I heard Mrs. Hopkins hummed as she nodded her head, as if agreeing to my answers on the board. It's some sort of a mathematical problem that I remembered learning in the past and also, was inside my head. All I did was to analyzed the problem while knowing what to do especially when using the formula. Well, my memory is amazing indeed. "The answer is correct." Mrs. Hopkins said.

Even if he forgot to drop it, it should have been on the same spot, not the other side entirely. "Someone had been here!" He panicked.

I forgot about that "This is annoying" I mumbled

I wish I remembered when we found out the truth. “Why am I just remembering this?” I said, hitting my head. “Ouch,”

Just business. I needed to remember that.

“Did I?” “Yea, you just bumped into me, remember?”

As Thea was about to twist the doorknob to the living room, she heard a very familiar voice, a voice that she could not have mistaken even in her dreams. Thinking that she was probably hearing her things, she decided to drop the whole thing. But just as she was about to fully open the first door, the voice became clearer to her. There was no way on earth she could have mistaken that voice. It was very familiar to her. Penelope had put the person on the other end of the phone on a loudspeaker as she didn't expect Thea to be done with cooking so quickly.