My Soul Chose To Forget You นิยาย & เรื่องราว

If I had, I never would've let him get near Sadie. I was actually confident that Sadie would never forget me. Seven years together wasn't something she could just forget. But it was that very confidence that cost me everything. I thought it'd be like before. All I had to do was wait a few days, and she'd forget again. I wouldn't even have to coax her back. But just that one time, everything changed. If I could turn back time to that day, I'd never have made that bet with my friends. I'd never have said those things I didn't mean.

"It's okay if you don't remember. I'll help you make new memories." I gave a small smile. "Maybe forgetting isn't so bad. If I could erase the last ten years... maybe I'd finally know peace. Something besides pain." He paused, thinking. Then his eyes lit with something fierce. "There's a way. If you really want to forget—I can help. Are you sure?" I stared at him, heart pounding. Then nodded without a second thought. Forgetting would finally mean freedom. A month later, Wolvent and I held our mating ceremony.

“What if my memories never come back? What if I’m stuck like this forever, only knowing pieces of who I used to be?” “Then we’ll build new memories together. The past doesn’t define us, Aleta. What matters is what we choose to do now.” As he reaches up to cup my face, my body remembers his touch even when my mind cannot, and being this close to him awakens needs I don’t fully understand. “Elio,” I whisper, not sure what I’m asking for but knowing I need it desperately. His eyes darken as he reads the want in my expression. “Are you certain? You’re still recovering, and I don’t want to push—”

I don’t understand how I’m suddenly in this mess. And just like I expected, when I arrived at school, they were looking at me and I could hear nothing but whispers. In a small town like Hillwood, news spreads fast, so you don’t have room to make mistakes. And I never made any mistakes. But somehow, I feel like it’s a sin that dad left us, like I did something wrong. I hate how they’re talking as if me having a broken family affects our whole town.

"What?" "I said I could make you forget. Right here, right now, I could erase any memory that you may have of me from your mind and you could live a normal life." He stepped back from me as a gasp left him, "At least you would be alive and with no memory of me. I would be the one who would have to go on living without you, knowing you will never remember any of what we shared." I fought to hold back my sob but failed, turning away from him so he wouldn't see the streams of blood trailing down my cheeks. "Make me forget...? No way, Marina, you may have the power to make my mind forget you but what about my heart, my soul? Do you think you can just erase the changes you have left on them so ea

But when it comes to my heart and body I can decide who can come near it from now on. Staring at my friend and her Mate, I give her a reassuring smile even though I feel uncertainty in my heart. I know Grace only wants to see me happy and honestly, I forgot what being happy feels like. I think it is time I find what makes me happy starting by giving up the things that don’t. With my resolve made, I squeeze Grace’s hand, my smile growing wider as I look into her eyes ready to give her my answer. “Yes. No matter what, I am giving up on Riker Wraith for good.”

“No.” Anger flared in Ace's eyes. “I’m serious.” “So am I.” She cupped Ace's face, watching the hurt melt away, replaced by an intent awareness. The pad of her thumb caressed Ace's cheekbone and smoothed its way down to rest on his full lower lip. “I was so busy thinking about who you were, I was missing who you are. I’m choosing to forget and not regret.” “That’s catchy. You should be in advertising or something.” Ace

I want to drown until I can forget my name. To be continued...

“If mortals forget you… they cannot choose you.” I nodded slowly. “And if they cannot choose me…” “You disappear,” he finished. The words hung between us. Cold. Final. But I did not look away. “I won’t disappear.” Kieran studied my face. “You sound certain.” “I am.” “Why?” “Because they chose me once already.” He shook his head. “That may not matter if they forget.” I took a slow breath. “You are wrong.” His eyes narrowed slightly. “How?” “Choice leaves marks.” He did not answer.

The man who never lost. I stared into my own eyes and spoke the truth only I could say. “A winner.” Then I climbed into bed and slipped under the blanket, letting the silence of the night wrap around me.