Novel & Cerita You Remember Me For Centuries

Gardens. No results. Annoyed, I finally reached over and shut the system down. We both sat in silence for several minutes, thinking. “Maybe we’re thinking about this the wrong way,” Caleb suddenly said. I turned to him. “What do you mean?” “Well, we’ve been looking for a living person,” he said, “in today’s world. In this century. But vampires have lived for thousands of years. When one vampire says to another, come meet me, he doesn’t always mean in this century. Vampires think in centuries, not years.

she said, not as excited as she sounded before. I scoffed. “I can’t really blame you though, you’re a child and you know nothing. The ability to live on earth for centuries isn’t a blessing, but a curse. All your loved ones will eventually die and you won’t forget a single person’s death. And you know what’s worse? You might end up meeting someone you love again because they’ve been reincarnated, but they won’t even have a single memory of you. It’s fucked up, and no, I don’t think it’s amazing,” I stated in a firm voice.

We may have lived on two separate sides of the island but was all this loss and grief worth it just to bring vampires and humans together? It's bizarre how my old life felt like a million lifetimes ago, like it was just a dream and not really my own past life. Would I even remember much of it in a hundred years…. In one hundred and fifty years? Will my parents faces, and the memories of my childhood still be alive in my mind, or will it all eventually fade away?

There was nothing she could do except wait for him to say what it was. “You asked why I am doing all of this? I woke up only a while ago. I had been buried for a very, very long time. The last thing I remembered was being in Moonwood in the time when the wolves used to hunt and kill my kind. “I’m only just realizing that those memories are from about a thousand years ago. So much has changed since then, even the world seems different now. The air feels different. Everything I knew is gone. I was asleep for far too long.”

Sadly, we drifted apart amidst a maze of misunderstandings, caught in an eternal cycle of misconceptions and attempts to clarify them. The winds of a decade ago have transformed into something profound, intangible emotions gently touching every face. Amidst the fervor of my twenties, there's a name I'll never forget, as if it's etched onto the core of my heart. Looking back, every memory, every moment of happiness, is intertwined with him. The draft of fate has been blowing steadily for ten years, carrying with it a hysterical chill that persists to this day. In the years that followed, no one else would dazzle the sands of time quite like that one person, leaving me with unforgettable memor

She had no idea that they actually had forgotten her until Megfor reminded them once more. They would keep the thought that their master would not awaken, a secret until the day they died. To claim that they have completely forgotten about her would be embarrassing. It was a slap to their face after finding her alive. However, they were sure others, the same generation as them, would forget her too. Who would have waited for many decades for her when they didn't know the time of her awakening or were sure of her being reborn? No one. It was a coincidence to find her in this century.

"En...hello.." Madeline was kinda nervous she had never even acted like a queen before, yet she had an entire clan to rule. "Your majesty, don't you remember us, why did you disappear a hundred years ago. We have been searching for you." Madeline bit her lips, there were a lot of things she did not know and remember. "Sorry but I can't remember any of you, and there are also a lot of things that I can't tell you now." Madeline suddenly had a flash back of something. A blurry place, like a castle but smaller, the place was very dark and dusty.

Like a music showing me an escape route. "Go now." I shook my head viciously. "No. No, I… Not yet." I haven't seen them in sixteen years. Now that they were right in front of me, I wanted more. One more hour. One more minute. A little more time before they disappeared forever. Before they leave me again. "Wait. Mom, wait. Please." 'Lucien, listen to me...' I would recognize that voice even when I'm woken up from a thousand years coma. 'Remember your promise to me.' Her voice called me back like a siren called unaware sailors. 'I can't do this without you.'

Her memory stays alive for every generation that follows. Forty years. And counting. Forever and always. Loving her. Honoring her. Staying there was her request. That reason keeps me going. THE END

"If it comes again, we finish what we started." Julian glanced toward me. "That’s not how remnants work. They don’t die—they retreat." Riven sat apart from the others, staring into the dark. When our eyes met, he said softly, "It knew your name before anyone else did. That means it’s older than your memory." I looked into the flames. "Then I’ll have to remember faster." Silence followed. Only the crackle of fire filled the air.