Re:zero Fanfiction Everyone Forgets Subaru Novels & Stories

Hikaru POV " 3 minutes memory wipe on at least 40 people. With just 4 words. This is very bad..... if we are using your ranking system..... This kind of being and level... This situation is more dangerous than I thought..." V7 muttered to himself as he grinned. "Wonderful"

I try again trying my best to soften the tone of my voice even though that was a very hard b thing for me to do at this very moment. How ever, it seems like me doing this was more than enough to make him feel comfortable to talk. “My name is Renin and I am Icari. We are almost extinct seeing as the royal family had been using my people for ages and with us not wanting to be exploited any more, we decided that it may be best if we stopped reproducing all together as we have lost all hope for this world. Not every one knows about our existence expect for the high ranking nobles and the royal family themselves swung as they are the ones that take first hand enjoyment in touching my people. I wa

continued Zero. "Who's ignoring you, anyway? You are the one this morning who immediately turned off the phone when I was drinking," replied Zeva. "Hah? So this morning you were drinking? Then, it means I'm talking to myself? Well, I'm already like a crazy person," said Zero. "Be careful when you say it, you could be really crazy," replied Zeva. "I'm really crazy, aren't I? Crazy about you," said Zero. "Huft… that's really old school," commented Zeva, even though Zero's bullshit had managed to make her feel awkward.

Sophia looked confused. Suzan didn't reply. After a few more minutes of driving she stopped the car in front of a river and told Sophia to get herself and Zack out of the car, Sophia did so and Suzan also left the car. "Hey sister you're not planning on leaving this car here, are you?" Sophia inquired. "Nah, I'm just going to destroy it," Suzan said calmly. "Are you serious??? did you even forget that it's Lucas' last memory...?" Sophia reacted.

Marinel’s POV I was subtly glancing at Enzo beside me. He was joking around with Andy like nothing bad had happened to him last night. Just like he said earlier, he was going to forget about my cousin. I felt like a huge weight had been lifted off my chest. Thank goodness he finally changed his mind. I gave a faint smile and opened my memo pad. I nearly jumped out of my seat from shock. My heart was pounding like crazy— I forgot! Today’s the day of our practice. "Nel, I forgot. We're heading to the pool area today. Let’s go," Enzo suddenly pulled me.

"Yes, I think that is a fine idea. They can fly and be here in less than two days. It is settled. Tine, we will join you at the ruins in three days time. I look forward to meeting your mate and her family." Realizing that the assemblage was dismissed, the clutch elders began to drift away. As he stepped out of the room, he was joined by one of the most respected of the Clutch. Raptor was one of the oldest of them. It was said that he had forgotten how old he really was.

I sat in the car, gripping the steering wheel as memories from my past life flashed through my mind. When I started dating Trevor, I'd known about his childhood friend, Evelyn Summers. But he always kept his distance from her, so I never thought much of it. In my past life, Evelyn and her family went on vacation to Hanoe Island and left her dog, Mojo, with Trevor. But when Trevor returned to his hometown with his father to spend Christmas with his grandparents, the job ended up falling on me.

Rohan Present day. “Rohan! Rohan!” I could hear Damon’s voice calling me from the fog. I snapped back to reality and found him staring at me with his brows furrowed. “What the hell are you doing? Blacking out at an important time?” He asked, barely hiding the irritation in his voice. I sighed and rubbed my forehead. The memories were coming back faster, and I didn’t want to remember them. But if this was what was happening, then I had to make sure that I did better than last time.

Zane glanced at me, one corner of his mouth lifting, a smile that always felt like see what I get to have. Ash tapped his chest, serious. “Where’s my Lego?” Zane blinked. That too-handsome face, the one that let people misunderstand his morals, shifted into the look of a man who just remembered he forgot to pay for parking. “I forgot.” “What?” “Forgot,” he repeated, no guilt at all, kissing Ash’s temple like it counted as compensation. Ash studied him like a tiny prosecutor. “I wanna be mad.” “Put it on your schedule.” Zane brushed his cheek with his thumb. “After the chicken coop.”