Re:zero Fanfiction Everyone Forgets Subaru Novels & Stories

"Luna Bloom, do you recall the words spoken by the man who shared a passionate night with you at the masquerade ball?" Bloom's heart raced as she nodded, the memory vivid in her mind. "Yes, I remember." Madam Elara shifted her attention to Liam. "Alpha Liam, do you recall the parable you shared with the lady you met that night?" Liam's expression was one of profound confusion, but as he delved into the recesses of his memory, recognition flickered across his face. He nodded slowly. "Yes, I remember that too." Madam Elara leaned forward, her eyes alight with anticipation. "On the count of three, I want both of you to say those words."

Then he looked at his Dad “D-dad.” “Thank God you remember me.” “Kuya. What about me?” This time it was Gravity “Gravity.” He called “W-What happened to me? why is that, why do I remember so little. I can't remember everything?” I cried, he can’t remember. He can only remember little “Kuya do you remember her?” Gravity pointed me to his brother “Answer me!” “Don’t shout Grav..” I said “I-I don't I’m sorry... who are you?” He looked at me

Kazu became visible abortively almost causing Akihoto to jumo in fear. "And what might that be, if you're thinking we can do nothing don't forget there's no saying we can't erase your memories like we've done in the past." Akihoto frowned. Hearing that his memories have been altered in the past wasn't something he liled to here. He wanted to retaliate but looking back at the people he was messing with, he didn't stand a chance, he doesn't even remember when or how it happened, going up against them would only be a loss for him.

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Next day Sebastian gets up with a calm mood but anyone tell from the smile in his eyes that he is in a good mood but thinks about something. "I totally forgot to ask her about Aaden." Then eventually decides and leaves for the hospital "I will talk to her in the hospital." On the other hand Anya gets up and groans due to headache then looks here there "Arghhh... What happened last night? And how I reached here?" She ruffles her hair in annoyance "I only heard that people forget what they do when they are drunk I never knew it will happen to me"

He said. Yuto was contemptative. "Of course, I do. Thousands of years may have passed but I never forget." "That's rich. You already forgot your own name." Kurai scoffed. Yuto was counting the beads in his hand. "hmph"

I ask After as Zero turns to face me, considering he was standing a few feet from me with his back to my face he is now really close and I retreat a step or two away. “Yeah, one of the girls body was found there,” Zero answers with that frown he gets, and the deep wrinkle now prominent on his forehead. “Do you think maybe she doesn't remember what her sister looks like and these girls have similar qualities?” I suggest. Zero's face brightens and fuck he looks a fuck load less scary when he does it. His harsh features promising things I know he could deliver.

The emerald suns flared. ​"Zero... You... Abandoned... The... Error," the Alpha-1.0 intoned. The voice wasn't just loud; it was an emotional assault. It carried the weight of every lonely second the third triplet had spent in the Deep-Archive. "Now... The... Error... Is... Your... Grave." ​The Submerged Reckoning ​Below them, the mile-high wave finally hit Neo-Tokyo.

She did not retreat. On day thirty-three she asked Pip if she wanted to help with the Greymere correspondence. Filing — the arbitration was generating a great deal of paper, and it needed to be done precisely. I like doing things precisely, Pip said. I know. That is why I asked. Pip learned the filing system in forty-five minutes and colour-coded it, which Aria had not asked for and found immediately useful. * * * The dreams started on day thirty-four. She did not remember them — only their residue: warmth that was not the body's own, a fullness, the quality of having been somewhere she wanted to be.

And suddenly the emptiness disappeared. Emotion cracked across his face instantly. Relief. Real relief. “You’re alive.” Ava stumbled backward slightly. “Who are you?” The question visibly hurt him. For one tiny second, pain flashed through his expression. Then vanished again beneath unnatural calm. “They erased me from you too.” Luca stepped forward protectively. “Stay away from her.” Zero barely acknowledged him. His entire focus remained fixed on Ava. “She doesn’t remember anything?” Damien answered quietly: “No.” Zero closed his eyes briefly.