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Unaware: Forgotten Love

Chapter 2 A Stranger's Truth

Word Count: 1147    |    Released on: 13/11/2024

clearing out hers. "Yeah.

o had apparently been her life saver inside the cloudiness, Amanda couldn't shake the feeling that her life was inaccessible and more complicated

er voice barely a whisper. "

that point he slanted forward, his tone sensitive. "That

n on her. Her past was gone, her future flawed. All she had was the present-this abno

t who she was. And she would fight to recoup the pieces of her life, no matter

who had apparently been her life saver inside the cloudiness, Amanda couldn't shake the feeling that her life was farther more complicated than

er voice barely a whisper. "

that point he slanted forward, his tone sensitive. "That

on her. Her past was gone, her future flawed. All she had was the present-this abnor

She would find out who she was. And she would fight to recupe

her-about the crash, roughly how he had saved her-swirled in her head like a storm she couldn't calm. Six weeks in a coma

as on the off chance that waking up hadn't totally brought her back to the world. The pale blue room around her was cold and predicta

o drag something-anything-about her past into center. But each time she came to

, no resonation in her heart. It was as in show disdain toward the reality that they had given her a

adying, in show disdain toward the truth that was still unused. He wore the same essential dress a

d at her, the shadows underneath his

as if on the off chance that

, ceasing reasonable at the foot of her bed. His see met hers, and she might feel the weight o

?" Jack asked, his

g a bleak throb in her shoulders. "Conf

d through his messy hair.

m, filled with verifiable questions. Amanda broke it to start wit

troublesome. "We were on a private flight. It was accepted to be a brief flight, reasonable a few hours. I don't know much around what caused the crash-engine

ure it. But her intellect remained unyieldi

smoke, junk and jetsam all over. I was lucky-I wasn't caught like the others. When I saw you... you were neglectful, stuck underne

ty in his words, the weight of what he had done for her. "You sav

I reasonably did what

sn't reasonable an act of thoughtfulness or commitment. There was something deeper

ressing for an answer she wasn't past any question she was arr

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