My Little Amnesia Novels & Stories

Amelia's amnesia cast a shroud of uncertainty over her existence. The doctors, after conducting extensive tests, had diagnosed her with a severe case of memory loss. She couldn't recall her name, her past, or the people who may have played a significant role in her life. She was a blank canvas, waiting to be filled with colors and shapes that were lost to her.

He was the only reason her sister was still in the hospital and had not been thrown out on the streets to die. “How are you doing, Mia?” he asked her like he usually did over the past year. He always made sure to know the mental health of his patient's guardian before he broke more bad news to them. Mia responded in her usual manner… a small “fine,” and would directly go into asking about her sister. “Well, she happens to have what we call selective amnesia. You see, Mia, she remembers most things from her past, but some others seem to be none existent in her memory,” he said.

Lucia asked, shifting her question to the only doctor in the room. “There seems to be a problem Miss Lucia. She seems to be suffering from a rare type of amnesia called dissociative amnesia. She has forgotten about everything in her life, even her name” the doctor explained. The doctor's news came as a nuke which exploded right before my eyes.

"I didn't think it woulde be the right moment, and I didn't want to interrupt you from something significant." His gaze softened. "So? What's going on? She's awake. Why do you look like your world's still collapsing?" I swallowed the lump in my throat. "She doesn't remember me." "What?" "She has selective amnesia. She remembers something here and there. Childhood. Basics. But not… not me. Not the recent past. Not our plans. Not her attack. She rembers absolutely nothing." Stanley stepped back, his face turning white. "She doesn't remember you?" he repeated, his voice low with incredulity.

Eyes blinking. She swallowed and looked at him. “ I have amnesia. Dissociative amnesia.” “ Wh..what do you mean by that— what amnesia.. what did you forget?” “ That's the thing.” Her voice dropped. “ I did not even know what I forgot. All I know is, my parents took me to Mirex estate for vacation.” She paused. “ I don't remember how the vacation was. What I did. Where I went. All I could remember was some fragments of an incident that happened then. The doctor said I lost my memory because they're trying to protect me.”

Instead, they exchanged wicked grins, watching me as if I were the victim of a pathetic prank. I silently clenched my fists. Chloe wiped the wine from her lips and sat up straight. “Does this make you uncomfortable, Serena? Oh, that’s right. You have amnesia. You must have forgotten that we always play like this at parties.” “There’s nothing to be uncomfortable about,” I replied, flashing Chloe a bright smile. This she-wolf—my supposed best friend—was now proudly wrapping her arms around Toby’s neck to mark her territory, entirely under the impression that my mind was blank.

"You don't have amnesia, don't you?" "Are you stupid? Your pointless inquiries and beliefs were giving me a severe headache. S-e-l-e-c-t-i-v-e," he began to spell, "I suffer from selective amnesia. I can't recall certain situations, especially recent ones, but I told you I'm not a fool for not knowing what's going on around me." Abby chuckled. "Yeah… I got it!" She engaged his gaze. "Nevertheless, you must accept my offer—" "I'm not interested," replied Lucas.

"Sorry doesn't fix it." "No. It doesn't." "Then why are you here?" I looked at Elara, then back at her father. "Because I'm trying to understand what I did wrong so I never do it again. And because your daughter is giving me a chance I don't deserve. I owe it to both of you to face what I've done." Mr. Chen sat back. "Elara says you have amnesia." "Yes." "Convenient." "That's what everyone says. But it's not. I have to piece together three years of my life from videos and emails and other people's memories. It's like watching someone else destroy everything good in his life and knowing that person is you."

I whispered then it dawned on me why my mum wasn't here with me. "When those incidents happened, the doctor turned to my friends asking. "That was two days ago," Liam answered. The doctor wrote something on his file before dropping the bomb. "Miss Kim, when you had the accident, we noticed you hit your head on something. It affected some part of of your brain causing you to have temporary amnesia." The doctor explained, with me just staring at him still confused. "The last I checked but amnesia, means losing your memory is that what are you trying to say?" Mary asked what was bothering me also.

“I guess it was Sunday night. I got my wolf.” Misty gasped. “Congratulations! I know how badly you wanted that.” “Thanks,” Thea said. Misty looked at her strangely. “You don’t seem excited. What’s wrong?” Lizzy sat down next to Misty. “She has amnesia. Doesn’t remember anyone or anything,” Lizzy said. “What?” Misty said. She looked at Lizzy, the triplets, Thea, then back at Lizzy. “It’s a whole thing,” Lizzy said.