Toma Amnesia Memories Novels & Stories

She was too busy chewing the food; she closed her eyes as if that meal was too delicious on her tongue. “Of course, I always prepared food for grandma. She's the one who taught me how to cook; she's a great cook too.” Adam moved to Amoux and stared at him. He tried to come into his mind, but it looked like someone had removed it from his mind. Adam sighed. He felt frustrated. He thought that he was the one who had a remarkable ability, but it looked like his power had weakness too. It depends if a person still remembers everything. As he thought that someone had deleted Amoux's memories as if they knew that Leah had someone who could see memories in people's minds. His expression turned seve

I stared at Killian who nodded and began to explain. “Selective amnesia is a form of memory loss in which a person loses specific memories while keeping back others, and this is often related to particular events or time periods. This condition can be triggered by trauma, stress, or psychological factors, and typically, the memories lost are those associated with emotionally distressing or significant experiences.

Gomez states and writes down something on the clipboard. He then lifts his eyes to mine and smiles reassuringly. "Don't worry too much about it Mrs. Reed, I am certain he'll regain his memories. I will advise you to try to jolt back his memory when you reach home. There is a possibility that he can remember certain things you did when you two were together. But also do take things slow with him. Patients who suffer amnesia tend to be a bit aggressive and depressed." _______________ *Next day* I sniffle lifting my wet face from the sink to stare at my reflection in the mirror. My eyes were red from crying, hair messy from running my hands through it many times. I looked like a mess, I was a m

Two Days Later Samantha's POV I continued walking down the street with Ackeem by my side, the regret in my system increasing with each second we spent in the neighbourhood, the changes I missed out on and the people who I barely recognized aiding the depressive state I was falling into as he pushed open the gate to the house I once spent my days in. "Ms Tammy guess who?" he asked as we stepped in, my hand moving to the small gate pushing it close, her dry garden a foreign sight since it was always well kept before my served time. I watched as Ms Tammy's gaze stayed on me as we moved up the small stairs, the realization flashing in her eyes earning a smile from me. "Samantha," she called out

"We're the Sullivans, and one of us might marry Summer someday. You’d better watch out, or you might lose your jobs!" I heard him and laughed, but I was really mad. "Acting all high and mighty in front of my hospital room? I don't even know you guys. Why would I marry any one of you?" Nelson ran up to me, trying to grab my hand, but I pulled away. His eyes were red, as if he had been crying a lot. "Summer, I talked to the doctor. He said you might have lost your memory because of the surgery. "It's okay. If you forgot us, we'll make new, happy memories together. It'll be our way of making things right, okay?"

Tonya said after a moment. “Huh?” “I understand that you’re sad because you can’t remember anything about yourself. But don’t worry, just like in the shows I watch on TV, people with amnesia eventually get their memories back. So I’m sure one day, all your memories will come back too. One day, you’ll remember your name,” Tonya said cheerfully, chattering away. A wave of guilt hit her for lying to the people who were helping her so generously. She simply gave the girl a small smile. A moment later, the young boy—who had been sent by the elderly man earlier—returned, this time with an older woman.

she asked, her voice trembling. Slowly, Zack opened his eyes. But instead of a smile of recognition, confusion marked his face. "Who are you?" Zack asked, his voice cold. It felt like the heavens had struck Amy. "I'm Amy, your wife," she answered, trying to calm herself. But Zack shook his head. "I don't know you. Where am I? What happened?" The doctor confirmed that Zack had amnesia. Due to the severe trauma to his head, he had lost all memory of the past ten years. He couldn't remember Amy, their children, or the battles they had fought as a family.

"You can't judge someone as bad just because their boss is bad." Teddy fell silent, feeling somewhat slapped by Amanda's words. He was very confused, so he decided to sit on the couch. ... In the room, Maelie cried uncontrollably, remembering Tommy's explanation that Erland was suffering from amnesia. She recalled their encounters in Alaska and at the supermarket, but they hadn't met again after that, and at that time her husband didn't recognize her but seemed curious about her.

"Sis—I mean, Chloe, you're finally here! Was the traffic bad? Are you hungry?" I watched this happy little family of four with cold, dead eyes. So they'd all known. I was the only one—performing like a fool on a stage, kept in the dark for six entire years. "Margaret, Vanessa—what is the meaning of this?" I forced down the nausea churning in my stomach and fixed my gaze on Margaret. Her eyes darted away for a split second before she puffed out her chest with righteous indignation. "What meaning? Audrey, you're about to be a mother yourself—how can you be so petty?"

"Muscles remember things the mind chooses to forget, Rhea." "That’s the thing, Dominic," she leaned forward, her amber eyes searching his. "We’ve checked your injuries. We’ve cleared the infection. But the amnesia… it’s the only part of you that isn't healing. Tell me the truth. Do you remember anything? A home? A family? Someone who is waiting for you?"