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Elena suddenly covered her mouth. I looked at her. “You know him?” She nodded slowly. “He was before me.” Adrian smiled. “Finally.” James stepped toward Elena. “Explain.” Elena looked terrified. “Subject Zero was the first attempt.” “At what?” “Creating a human memory vessel.” I stared at Adrian. “And it worked?” Elena shook her head. “No.” Adrian laughed. “It worked too well.” Bella looked at him. “What does that mean?” “I remember everything.” “Everything?”

“You and the spirit has become one, when you got transported here, you should realize that you’re unable to contact your wolf. That is because the form of hers is irrelevant here. You should even start to remember your life here even, when you were her daughter.” “I’m not remembering anything, my head is blank. I only remember dying to my fake mate who snapped my neck. And it looks I’ve been here for over an hour if not more.” I finished my words only to feel a spike nudge my head. I winced at the slight pain. “It it hasn’t happen, then expect it to anytime soon,” she said to me. I winced out loud when a harder spike struck at my head, and blurry images began to appear out of nowhere.

"What a dilemma, right? I didn't want to tel you initially but now you've figured it out for yourself. Yes! Alex is the one you were sent to kill." I cleaned the tears that had blanketed my eyes and straightened up. "I can't and won't ever allow anything happen to him." He looked at me solemnly. "I'll help you, Zero, I like this side of you. Even though you don't remember me, it's still okay by me. This is what we're going to do, so listen very carefully."

Confused. "That shouldn't be possible," he said. "Miyori and I, we summoned demons. Powerful ones. They wiped everyone's memories. Healed everyone's bodies. Made it like it never happened." "But it did happen." "I know." His voice cracked. "But no one else remembers. You shouldn't remember either." I pressed my hands against my temples. My head was pounding. "Why? Why do I remember? That doesn't make sense." Cassian moved closer and he only stopped when I took another step back.

"You don't have to apologize, it's okay." Lenos, he really did forget about me. All of his memories with me were erased from him. Even my father couldn't remember all the conversation he had with Lenos when I was still unconscious. It seemed like everything, every moment that was connected to both me and Lenos were erased from everyone's memories. I remembered one of my last conversations with Kairos. "What happened to them after I'm gone?" "Caren, she will forget about you." "What about Lenos? Will he forget about me, too?"

Grief. Years of grief. Then one final memory. A young woman standing before a black door. Golden eyes. Tears running down her face. Someone called after her. Someone begged her not to leave. She never turned around. The memory ended. Alina finally understood. The pain did not belong to her. It belonged to Host Zero. To the girl who had forgotten her own name. To the monster trapped inside the tower. To the lonely person hidden beneath all of it. Ahead, Host Zero's car shook.

"I don't really know why. But I think that I'm not wrong. Maybe you're thinking that I'm weird because I thinking about it this way. For some reason, I think that I have met you once in my life. But maybe that was for a long time ago or it never happened. I don't really sure of this." Hikari was so shocked when he heard that from Aimi. Hikari sure got a memory of the past with Aimi. But they just didn't use to be close to what did they are now. Almost everyone that he knows has forgotten about him because of the effect of Quantum Memory. Hikari was thinking that maybe it was impossible that Aimi will remember him. So he says to Aimi that maybe was the other guy. Aimi didn't really think if s

Not gone—never gone—but willing to share the burden. Zara’s fingers brushed his. “They’ll see this,” she said. “Not just the warrior. The man who remembers.” He turned to her, the moon painting her face in silver and shadow. For a moment the ruins, the council, the Hollow’s echo—all of it receded. There was only the river, the drifting lights, and the bond that had burned through every trial. “I won’t forget,” he said. “You can’t,” she replied. “The Vale will need those memories when it starts to live again.”

I picked up a cup from the nearest surface and put it back down and stood there. He was right. She was going to wake up tomorrow and she was going to remember. She always remembered. Summer Ashford forgets nothing. I had really, genuinely, completely messed this up.

"I just found out when something happened that shocked you until you were in a coma for a month even though you weren't sick or injured in the slightest, even though at that time you had started to remember your special person, but that fainting brought you to square one again, and now your memory is now starting to come back on its own." "Then that time really-" Azkia hasn't finished thinking, suddenly a very heavy drowsiness attacks her, unable to endure the pain in her head Azkia closes her eyes, everyone is surprised to see Azkia faints, they were filled with mixed feelings. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Meanwhile in other countries. Deffin is now at a nightclub, who knows what Arnold