Memory Lost Novels & Stories

the old sage said. "Why are we talking about memory card?" Prince Nalan asked. "I'm trying to make you understand the disease that befell the children. Lossing their memory is like loosing all the files in a memory card. Actually, what happens during memory loss is that all the memories of the person gets wiped out from the brain. The brain becomes totally blank and new." The old sage said.

Xiana explained, Ember didn't lose her memory, she just couldn't recall the specifics of what happened on our trip. Dr. Coleen's normally flawless face suddenly revealed a deep frown. She sat down in her swivel chair, started tapping at her iPad, and muttered something under her breath. She looked at Xiana. “Your friend has Selective Memory Loss. It is a condition where a person forgets only parts of an event during a specific time frame and the patient may not remember the entire situation.”

“ Ma’am, what I am trying to say is, what happened to your daughter is a situation of life and death. It’s unbelievable that she is able to survive the incident. I mean, no one does but she did. So, I with my colleagues are doing our possible best to make sure she is alive. But… “ He paused. “ But what?” She asked. “ We have a problem here. Your daughter’s brain cells has been damaged and I’m sorry to say that her memory has been affected. “ “ What?!” She exclaimed. “ Doctor, what does that mean?” She asked, frightened. “It means, she’ll be having a loss of memory. But the good news is, it’s temporal. So, it means we can still solve the problem.” He assured her. Mrs Sotomayor heaved. “ How l

Month by month. At first, nothing stands out. Then something does. Berlin. The year we moved for the bridge retrofit project. Six months in, tight timeline, political pressure, nightly calls with stakeholders who treated “urgent” like a personality trait. That was the year Leah first complained about memory fog. We laughed about it then. She said she kept walking into rooms and forgetting why. I told her stress did that to everyone. She told me she felt like her thoughts were lagging behind her body. I told her to sleep more.

He asked. Dr. Laurent looked almost surprised by the question. “What I always wanted.” He replied. His eyes shifted toward Amara slowly. “A complete synchronization.” He concluded. No. No no no. Amara’s breathing became uneven again. Nathan frowned immediately. “You keep saying synchronization like it’s a normal thing normal people understand.” Dr. Laurent smiled faintly. “Human memory is fragile.” He explained calmly. “Easy to lose. Easy to erase.” The woman beside Victor looked sick suddenly.

Memory after memory of Claire, Lily, and me together. But not the night Lily was attacked. The crowd stirred. "Why isn't it showing that night? "Didn't Lily's note say Rachel knew who did it?" Claire turned to the technician. "What is going on? "Why can't you find the memory with the attacker?" The technician wiped sweat from his forehead.

I choked. Jones held me in his arms as I cried. I was heartbroken because I didn't expect him to forget all the memories we'd had together. “You can't take this to heart, Luna. You of all people should know that he may not remember certain things, especially the memories that are the most intense to him. Sometimes people forget the last few days, weeks, even important parts of their lives. It’s possible. He may remember everything. Or he may not. Memory is a fragile thing, and the trauma he’s suffered puts it at risk. Let's all hope that his memory returns”.

“But this morning… it’s like it never happened.” There was a pause on the other end. “Mr. Wolfe… considering her previous condition, yes. It’s medically possible for her to experience transient memory disruption. Especially under emotional stress, fatigue, or neurological strain. But it’s unusual for it to affect just a specific block of time, and so suddenly.” “So she could forget only a single night?” “It’s rare,” he admitted. “But possible especially if her brain categorized the event as non-critical or if trauma or medication interfered. Memory is delicate and she was already vulnerable.”

His face went pale, and his voice was hoarse as he said, "She... She knows everything? She knows why I agreed to be mates with her?" Beryl let out a light laugh, her tone dripping with mockery. "Of course. She heard your little chat with your buddy at the bar loud and clear. Then, she had that accident where she fell into the wolfsbane, lost her memory, and even miscarried. Are you satisfied with those results?" "Miscarried..." Hearing the word again, Jaden still could not accept it. After hearing that, the Alpha felt even more heartbroken, and his facial features scrunched together in pain. "You fool! That was our pack's bloodline—a future Alpha. And you got them killed, you useless piece o

Fred thinks no that is not possible he said to himself thinking then he quickly get his phone to search about memory loss and previous cases of memory loss on internet As he search about it, he look surprise, there is no case of memory loss patient developing any new skills and also memory loss patient cannot develop a new skill expect learning them, worse thing they might even forget all skills they knew before so, is Dr. Hart lying? Fred asks himself in disbelief as he continues reading about memory loss on the internet Dr. Hart will not lie Fred replies himself but look confuse what is really happening? Is she not Hadiza? Fred thinks referring to Anny as she with frown face no that is not