My Little Amnesia Novels & Stories

she emphasized that it was Yamato’s responsibility that has been passed onto her due to the man’s absence, “and I obviously didn’t expect to see you here nor Xiao. I thought that Xiao will no longer attend the university due to what happened to her. Who would have thought that she’ll be back in here when she’s clearly not in the right state to do so.” “She’s only experiencing systematized dissociative amnesia. It doesn’t mean she already forgot everything about in her life.” “Amnesia or not... she’s freshly came from an accident. It’s not good that she’s already out now.” “You aren’t a doctor yourself; how could you even say that? If you really came here for the university’s matters, please

“Are you okay?” I sit up, trying to piece myself together. “I… I think so,” I murmur. My throat is dry, my muscles stiff, but the doctor’s words echo in my head: the amnesia is temporary. My brain is just catching up after the trauma. Dad ruffles my hair, which still feels a little odd with the weight of the hospital pillow, and says, “You just need to remember your name, your age, where you go to school, your home, and the names of your parents. That’s it.”

“Like… you’re walking through life fine, functioning, doing everything you’re supposed to. But there’s a gap somewhere. Like a part of your story just—got erased.” There was a roughness to his voice that hadn’t been there before. I didn’t answer. I waited. “I got into an accident,” he said finally, his voice low. “A year ago. They told me I was lucky it wasn’t worse, but... I lost some things.” He tapped the side of his head gently. “Memories. Not all of them. Just—some.” He let out a dry, hollow laugh. “Selective amnesia, they called it.”

“Give me the summary. Is she going to wake up or not?” The doctor adjusted his glasses and blinked. “Mr. Williams, forgive me, but like I said, she sustained a significant head injury. We believe she will wake up soon, but there’s a chance she may suffer from a rare type of amnesia. She might not recall everything. Some memories may return with time… some may never come back.” Amnesia. That word swam in my head like a sick echo. It wasn't fear I felt. It was… possibility. Hope.

My hand started to sweat for some reason. Lydia slowly removed Lyra's hands away from hers and walked near us. When we both were near. I told him to continue. "She had a short term memory loss and so this is the reason she can't remember you and." He paused. I looked at Lydia and she at me. "It's Amnesia in which people tend to lose memory for a short time. The causing factors could be nutritional deficiency, sleep deprivation, sometimes depression and side effects of medication." He explained. The tears forming at the corner of her eyes were proof of her suffering.

"Why not?" "Why? Because you're a kid. Kids shouldn't know about adult medicines." "Or maybe you've forgotten the name too." "What?" This boy is just as cocky as his father, I can see that. "The name is umm... Amnesia tablets" "I hope you're not taking them anymore," He murmured solemnly. "No. I'm completely better now. Just that the effect still wears on for a few months before it's fully gone," I catch the walls of his school building coming into sight. "So sometimes, you just have to remind mummy of some things that she has forgotten, okay?"

I said "Why? Don't you trust us?" Vanessa asked "No. Not like that." I said "Then what?" Clyde asked "I can't because I have no one," I confessed "What? We can't understand you! Look, Sophie! Just go straight to the point!" Drake said annoyed "I have a sick. I can't remember my childhood memories when I'm 8 years old. We went to different hospitals and professional doctors but all of them didn't know what sick I have. They didn't find any damage in my brain that will cause me to have amnesia." I said

“Always running around her.” I leaned forward a little. “So you know something?” She looked around, then lowered her voice. “Fine. I will say a little. But you didn’t hear it from me.” “I promise,” I said quickly. She glanced back at the gate of the house before speaking. “The truth is… Miss Jasmine is not well. She lost her memory. She has Amnesia. She doesn’t remember her past or know people she used to know. She has been like this since the accident.”

Hatice asked doubtfully, "Although I know this name, I don't have the slightest impression of him." "In medicine, there is a type called selective amnesia. In other words, you have lost part of your memory. You want to erase this part of your memory, so you forgot it." Warren said seriously, "Hatice, if that's the case, do you still want to remember it? It might be very painful." Hatice was completely panicked. She was a little confused, looking at Warren, she suddenly felt like she had stepped into a huge black hole. "But why don't I have any impression?" She muttered to herself. Could it be that something very important happened between her and Emery?

Reya replied honestly. "Other than that?" Reya smiled bitterly. "Luis embarrassed me in front of so many people!" she said honestly, making everyone who heard it surprised. "What's the matter? Did I speak wrong?" she explained with surprise when she saw their response. "Have you remember everything, Reya? Because usually, someone who has amnesia when they come back to remember something is likely that has already remembered everything, even if they can't remember everything, someone will try to remember it," he said explaining.