My Little Amnesia Novels & Stories

She said and looked into my eyes, her eyes were full of misery and she had dark spots sitting below her eyes. “What happened between us Aunty? I don’t remember much, I honestly didn’t remember you that day.” I say looking back in her eyes wearing a slight frown on my face. “You don’t remember? How come?” She asked me, looking surprised as I expected. “No Aunty, not even your name, I had an accident about two years ago after dad died and I developed selective amnesia as a result, I could only remember him because of my journals, sadly there’s nothing about you in them” I say in the most remorseful tone I could use.

After Sally took a deep breath, she silently clicked on the videos inside the email. The videos were of the children’s past performances in the welfare home. There was a little boy in the videos who had a seemingly permanent reluctant look on his face. He was emotionless whenever he was on stage. The little guy looked cute but had a sense of pretend maturity—much like Sam. Sally looked at the video and inexplicably felt that the little boy seemed somewhat familiar, but she could not remember exactly where she had seen him. After all, she had amnesia and could not even remember who she was.

I just didn’t want to say it out loud, not in front of Garcia and the doctor, unless they wonder how I knew it and how was I so familiar with it. “She’s been triggered. Something or maybe someone, envoked a lot of stress, fear, or even a memory, pushed her nervous system too far. The brain does what it can to survive. For her, that means… disappearing.” “She has amnesia. She has no memory of the first eighteen years of her life,” I said, taking a step closer to her. The doctor looked between me and Jeremiah, before he focused on me and asked, “Was she in an accident?” ____

Elizabeth looked at him disgustedly and grunted, "You slowly think about it." Lucas was speechless. If he could think of it, why would he still come to ask her? Lucas had no memory of the past and was clueless about it. Ever since he woke up, he found out that he couldn't remember the past at all. No matter how hard he tried, he still couldn't recall it. People who suffered amnesia in TV series would at least have a headache when they recalled what had happened in the past. He didn't feel anything at all.

Summer's heart felt as if it had been stabbed, and it was bleeding nonstop. “You know, I don’t mind looking after your child.” Ace smiled plainly as he squatted in front of Summer. He raised his hand and tucked her hair behind her ears. “I'm helping you. Amnesia related to trauma or selective amnesia can make a person forget something temporarily. This is the brain's automatic defense mechanism on a person’s consciousness. Jasper was kidnapped when he was a child, and the doctor injected him with a large amount of midazolam…” Summer's breathing increased rapidly as she looked at Ace nervously. “Leave the child to him. Help him, please help him.”

She had gradually understood her little uncle's methods over the past few years. Amanda wasn't aware of this. After her amnesia, she also lost the memory of working at the media company. She still had memories of Gabrielle, and those memories were of her husband's affair and her being in a bad place. She had no memory of what happened after that. She still wanted to investigate, but then she had the accident. "I'm not sure about that yet. You want to invest?" Amanda asked indifferently. Selena looked at her with suspicion. What the hell? Today's Little Aunt seemed different from the Little Aunt of the past.

~~PEYTON~~ Odin came home a couple of days later, and honestly, the whole thing felt like a low-budget movie scene. No fanfare, just a nurse handing over a bag of his things and a doctor giving me a very weird talk in the hallway. Dr. Evans pulled me aside and said, "It's not your typical amnesia, like in the movies where they wake up and don't know who they are. He remembers everything: his name, his family, his job, even his childhood. It's more... selective. We call it dissociative amnesia."

“Now what is the problem doctor?” “The girl has amnesia. She doesn't remember anything. Not even her own name.” And, Kane felt like he was already walking from getting out of the pan and into the fire itself. “Fuck doctor! What do you mean that girl has amnesia? How the hell!” Kane lost it and banged his knuckles against the wall. “Relax Mr Whitemon. There's still a possibility she might regain her memory soon but not for the time being. Her head suffered major injuries and affected her frontal lobes.” Kane didn't understand any of the doctor's words nor did he want to understand. All he knew is that little girl was going to become a burden on him. If he wished he would dump her in this hosp

She wasn’t ready to face Amelia yet. When we met at the hospital, we rushed to find Healer Eve. She was standing outside the door to Amelia’s room, blocking us from entering. “What’s this about, Eve?” Dad asked. Eve sighed. “You should know before you go in. Amelia is suffering from amnesia. There is a very likely chance that she won’t remember you. She doesn’t even seem to remember herself. I’m hoping seeing you will trigger something, but I need you to be prepared that it might not.”