Novel & Cerita You Remember Me For Centuries

His hand reached for mine, and I clutched it tightly, afraid he might slip away if I didn’t. “There’s always another way,” I said, my voice breaking. “There has to be.” He looked at me, his eyes soft and unbearably sad. “You said that last time, too.” A cold shiver ran through me. “What do you mean?” He looked away, as if afraid of what he was about to admit. “This isn’t the first time, Kayla. Helen’s memories—they’re like echoes. I’ve seen you before, again and again, across years, centuries maybe. It’s always you. And it always ends the same way.”

One century blends into the next like gray clouds in a never ending storm. There was simply no point in existing anymore. Every day was a repeat of the one before, a heavy weight of boredom and silence. Everyone I ever knew, everyone I ever shared a laugh or a meal with were gone. They are all dust and memory now. It had been centuries since Ariana died. She was the love of my life, my sun and my moon. Even though we never got back together after the terrible things I had done to her, my heart never stopped beating for her.

I might have only remembered my lives with Rod, it made sense we didn’t find each other in every life. “You don’t remember do you?” He asked. “I’m afraid some parts are still a bit blurry.” Since I watched my mom died I was having trouble connecting with myself, the only reason I have lit something one fire is because we are underwater. “Be patient, your soul has been around almost as long as me, you have many things to remember yet” he smiled. He seemed to know me better than I knew myself. I remembered how old he was 878 years old. I think of my first life but it’s still foggy, I think I might have been born for the first time around the renaissance.

Meanwhile, I stood alone in the center of the altar, where the candles had long since gone out. I turned, gave my back to the noisy crowd, and reached for the mind link I had not used in five years. I was not even sure I would get a reply. Suddenly, the howl of an ancient wolf rang out, making the mountains and forest tremble. "Five years." An aged yet powerful voice echoed in my mind, rough as a millstone grinding over gravel. "Selene, you finally remembered me." My fingers curled, my nails digging into my palm until they pierced the skin.

He doesn't deserve her. I only remember my name from my mother and other things which she had told me about, but I'm more than curious to know about my past seventeen years of life of which I have blurry images rather than memories. The only memories I have are from the past seven years. My whole seventeen years of life is missing, and I'm so eager to find out about it. I'm twenty-four, but I only remember my past seven years and the past seventeen are missing. My memories before I turned seventeen are all missing.

"Just one more experience. One more. And it's not like you'll remember this when you return to your world." His gaze lingered on mine, softening slightly, though his lips remained pressed in a thin line. I placed a hand over my chest and gasped theatrically. "But my soul will remember! It will carry these memories forever. The ancient powers, the history I've felt—it's like it's running through my veins now. How can I turn back when I've come this far?" Lucius pinched the bridge of his nose. "You're not convincing me, feisty soul."

"Do you know me?" Vexon hesitated and carefully asked, "You really don't remember me, do you?" Aria just kept staring at him while Vexon started putting things together. She didn't remember him after getting reincarnated—that was perfect! Vexon thought of an idea. "It makes sense you don't remember. I mean, it's been thousands of years, so it's really not a big..." Aria spun her spear and aimed the point straight at him. "Then why don't you explain exactly where and why we met thousands of years ago?"

**** ~ Flashback ~ Before heading to the library, Evelina and Rissa are on their way to the opposite end of the class to the library. Evelina walks and she stops from her path, she just remembers that there was something she forgot. Seeing Evelina's reaction stop, Rissa asks her. "Eve, what's wrong? Is there anything you left in the classroom?" "No, I forgot something. That actually, I wanted to return the book in the library," she replied.

I had lived for so long that the early years of my life had become hazy, like a distant dream that was slowly fading away. It was no wonder, then, that I couldn't recall putting the infinity symbol on my gate, it was simply a part of my existence, a constant presence that had been there for as long as I could remember. The weight of centuries bore down on me, a reminder that even the most vivid memories can fade with time, leaving only whispers of the past.

Declan's pov. "Declan...will you promise me one thing?" That voice again, that blurry face of a woman that I couldn't remember. "Please don't die." "Please live for me..." I cussed in pain upon getting up from a tiresome dream. The moment when I woke up 301 years ago, I know that the time was reversed. My lifespan was stopped so I couldn't die, my life was fuck up. However, even if I can still remember the era of Paradis, there's this woman that I can't remember.